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RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, September 29, 1928, at 1:05
Students’ Recital
PR OG RAM
Chopin Etude in C$ minor
JAMES TAYLOR (Sydney Mines, Cape Breton, N. S.)
Beethoven .... Scherzo from the Pianoforte Sonata
in A major, op. 2, no. 2
ZELMA LARSSON (Boston)
Mozart-K reisler . Rondo, for Violin
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
Debussy . . . Clair de lune
EDWARD O’HEARNE (Quincy)
Mozart Romance in Ab major
MILDRED CLEMONS (Brockton)
Frank Bridge . . Rosemary
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JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, October 5, 1928, at 8:15
CONCERT
by
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROGRAM
Vierne First movement of the Second Organ Symphony
ELEANOR PACKARD (West Somerville, Mass.)
Gabriel Faure . . Nocturne in Eb major
LUCILLE MONAGHAN (Glens Falls, New York)
Lefebre uIci has tous les lilas meurent”
Respighi Stornellatrice
Cesar Franck . . La Procession
VIVIAN TEDOR (Waterbury, Conn.)
Chopin Scherzo in B minor
DOROTHY NYE (Skowhegan, Maine)
Zolt Satyr and Dryads
Tartini-Kreisler . Theme and Variations
for Violin
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester, Mass.)
Ravel Jeux d’eaux
AMELIA LAVINO (Cambridge, Mass.)
Massenet .... Duet from Le Roi de Lahore: “C’est le soir”
Rossini Duet from La Regata Veneziana
RUTH LAHAN (Fall River, Mass.)
LEONE REYNOLDS (Barre, Vermont)
Dohnanyi .... Rhapsody in C major
ANN LEE COOLEY (Hartsville, South Carolina)
Widor Finale of the Seventh Organ Symphony
JOSEPH A. STANLEY (Cambridge, Mass.)
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RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, October 6, 1928, at 1:05
Students’ Recital
PR OG RAM
Debussy . . .
. . La plus que lente
LEONE CAMERON (Akron, O.)
Veracini ...
. . Sonata in D minor, for Violin
1. Aria (largo cantabile)
2. Corrente (vivace)
GEORGE HO YEN (Worcester)
Frank Bridge
. . April
FRANCES BAKER (East Boston)
Svendsen . . . .
. Romance, for Violin
LILLIAN TAITT (Colon, Panama)
MacDowell . .
. . Rigaudon
EDWARD HENNEBERRY (Manchester)
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RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, October 13, 1928, at 1:05
Students’ Recital
PR OG RAM
Mozart First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C major (Kochel 548)
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Me.)
DELWIN L. SHAW (Milo, Me.)
EDWIN L. STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
Bach Allegro animato, from the Italian Concerto
Chopin Trois Ecossaises
HANNAH EVANS-BUXTON (Belmont)
Hubay Hejre Kati (for Violin)
EDITH STEVENS (Beverly)
MacDowell . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in G minor
HELEN THOMPSON (Medford)
Chopin Prelude in G minor, op. 28, no. 22
RUTH PRICE (Lewis, Delaware)
Dvorak-Kreisler . Indian Lament
Bach Gavotte in D major (for Violin)
JACOB RUBINSTEIN (Lynn)
Grutzmacher . . Albumleaf
ELIZABETH HART (Newport, R. I.)
Schumann .... Finale of the Pianoforte Trio in D minor,
op. 63
IRVING BARTLEY (Canaan, N. Y.)
PIERINO di BLASIO (Somerville)
HARRIET CURTIS (Erie, Penn.)
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RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, October 20, 1928, at 1:05
dents’ Recital
PR OG RAM
Chopin First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in G minor, op. 8
AMELIA LAVINO (Cambridge)
MALCOM H. KNOTT (Westfield)
OLIVE M. WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Bach ... . . Prelude and Fugue in C minor
EDWARD O’HEARN (Quincy)
Chopin Nocturne in F major, op. 15, no. 1
G. RAYMOND BELL (Franklin, Penn.)
Liszt Prelude, from the Hungarian Rhapsody
no. 10 in E major
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
Servais First movement of the Concerto in B minor
for Violoncello
OLIVE M. WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Griffes Night winds
MIRIAM COHEN (Roxbury)
Philipp Clair de lune
BESSIE SIMONS (E. Aurora, N. Y.)
Schumann .... Aufschwung
RUTH BUTLER (Chebogne Point, Yarmouth)
Mendelssohn . . . Scherzo from the Pianoforte Trio, op. 49
MINNIE POOLE (St.John, N. B.)
MALCOM H. KNOTT
OLIVER M. WILBUR
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Saturday Afternoon, October 27, 1928, at 1:05
dents’ Recital
PR OG RAM
Mendelssohn
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor, op. 66
DONALD Van WART (Malden)
MALCOM H. KNOTT (Westfield)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Sibelius . .
. . Romance in Db major
RUTH ATKINS (Hartford, Conn.)
Gade . . . .
. . Fantasiestiick, op. 43
HELEN KERR (Elizabeth, N. J.)
Beethoven . .
. . Last movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in C minor, op. 1 3 f pathetique )
ELLAENOR WALLACE (Coaticook, Canada)
Gabriel Faure
. . Nocturne in Eb major
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN (Enfield, N. C.)
Liszt . . . .
. . Sonetto 123 del Petrarca
MARION REYNOLDS (South Hadley Falls)
Palmgren . .
. . May night
Chopin . . .
. . Etude in F minor
FRANCES VISALLI (Lynn)
Schubert . .
. . Scherzo from the Pianoforte 'Frio in Bb major
op. 99
MILDRED CLEMONS (Brockton)
ROLAND HEALD (Leeds, Me.)
EDWIN L. STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
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JORDAN HALL
Thursday Afternoon, November i , 1928, a t 4:05
CONCERT
By
The Orchestral Class
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Conductor
PR O G R A M
Sir Arthur Sullivan . Selection from The Mikado
Robert Volkmann . . Serenade no. 2 in F major, for Strings
Allegro moderato
Molto vivace
Walzer allegretto moderato
Marsch allegro marcato
Lucius Hosmer . . . Fairyland Suite
Dedicated to GEORGE W. CHADWICK
1 . Incantation and Cortege of the Fairy Queen
2. The Watersprites
3. The Satyr and the Nymphs
4. The Fairy Ring (Pixies and Nixies)
Victor H erbert . . . Potpourri of Favorite Melodies
Nkw England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, November 3, 1928, at 1:05
dents’ Recital
PR O GRAM
Schubert .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Bb major, op. 100
CHARLES O’NEILL (Newtonville)
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Ct.)
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Bach Prelude and Fugue in B b major
PEARL HILL (Hartford, Ct.)
Pick-Mangiagalli . Danse d’ Olaf
PAULINE CRANDLEMIRE (Brownville Junction, Me.)
Chadwick .... When the stars are in the quiet skies
Delbruck .... Un doux lien
PAULINE NEWINGTON (South Dartmouth)
Chopin Etude in E minor
RUTH LOBAUGH (Clinton, Mo.)
Brahms Four Waltzes
ALICE THOREN (Arlington Heights)
Schumann .... Romanze in F$ major
MILDRED MARTIN (Leaksville, N. C.)
Mozart First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Eb major (Kochel 502)
ANN LEE COOLEY (Hartsville, S. C.)
JAMES ULMER (Los Angeles, Calif.)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
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RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, November 8, 1928, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
Beethoven .
PR OG RAM
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in D minor, op. 31, no. 2
JOHN GRUBER (Arlington Heights)
Chopin . .
. . . Etude in Gb major, op. 10, no. 5
LEONE CAMERON (Akron, Ohio)
Liszt . . .
. . . Consolation, in E major
SOPHIE KULBERSH (Roxbury)
Schubert
. . . Allegro moderato from the Pianoforte Sonata
in A minor
ANNIE ACKER (Mobile, Ala.)
Rachmaninov . . Prelude in GJf minor
RUTH ATKINS (Hartford, Conn.)
Griffes . .
. . . The White Peacock
GEORGE ALBERT VINCENT (Denver, Colo.)
Scott . . .
b. Danse negre
ZELDA GERSON (Chelsea)
Saint-Saens
. . . Allegro appassionato
HELEN WINEBRIGHT (Montrose, Colo.)
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JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, November 9, 1928, at 8:15
CONCERT
by the
CLASS IN BRASS ENSEMBLE
LOUIS KLOEPFEL, of the Faculty , Conductor
ASSISTED BY
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROGRAM
Hugo Kaiser .... March
Fr. v. Suppe Overture, Light Cavalry
Saint-Saens Etude in form of a Waltz, for Pianoforte
CLAYTON WILLIAMS (St. Louis, Mo.)
Franz Schubert . . . Marche militaire
Moment musical
Mozart Aria, Ah! lo so (II Flauto Magico)
Donaudy Song, Ah! mai non cessate
MAE TAYLOR (Sydney Mines, N. S.)
E. Waldteufel . . • Waltz, Summer Evening
Jean Sibelius .... Finlandia
Rachmaninov .... Prelude in Eh major
Debussy Jardins sous la pluie
MILDRED KING, (Nashville, Tenn.)
Edward MacDowell . To a wild rose
Victor Herbert . . . Punchinello
Kreisler Caprice viennois, for Violin
PIERINO di BLASIO (Somerville, Mass.)
Bagley March, National Emblem
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Saturday Afternoon, November io, 1928, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
Mozart .
PROGRAM
. . . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Eb major, Koechel no. 498
ADELLE CALLENDER (Boston)
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
GEORGE HUMPHREY (Bellaire, Ohio)
Mozart
. . . . Fantasia in D minor
JASKA TOWNE (Poultney, Vermont)
Schumann
. . . . Prophet Bird
FRANCES BAKER (Dorchester)
Beethoven
. . . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Ab major, op. 26
PRISCILLA DUNCAN (Portsmouth, N. H.)
Heller
. . . . Etude sur Le Freischutz
ROSE M. BERMAN (Roxbury)
Bach— Saint-Saens . Gavotte
VIRGINIA KIMBALL (Swampscott)
Ravel . .
. . . . Menuet and Rigaudon
from Le Tom beau de Couperin
DOROTHY MEEK (Wellesley)
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Thursday Afternoon, November 15, 1928, at 4:05
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Beethoven .
I TU DENTS’ AjECITAL
PR OG RAM
First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Fti major, op. 78
CHARLOTTE FINE (Roxbury)
Chopin . .
Nocturne in Bb minor, op. 9, no. 1
ELEANOR HUMBERT (Washington, Pa.)
Mendelssohn
Scherzo in E minor
REA BUCKLEY (Petersburg, Fla.)
Wilh. Friedemann Bach • Organ Concerto in D minor,
transcribed for Pianoforte
by August Stradal
Maestoso e pesante; Cadenza; Molto adagio
FRANCES BOOTHBY (West Scarborough, Me.)
Ireland . .
The Island Spell
CORINNE SUTHERLAND (North Attleboro)
Hutcheson .
Prelude in Fjj minor
MARIA SERRANO (Viques, Porto Rico)
•L«*rr . . .
T-L E-Y--(
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CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, Director
CONCERT
By
THE CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRA
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER THE SIXTEENTH
1928
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH
SOLOISTS:
MYRTLE P. SOOY,
Conductor
Soprano
ALEXANDER MARK, Violoncello
PROGRAM
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J. S. Bach . .
. . First movement of the Concerto in G major,
(Brandenburg) for three Violins,
three Violas, three Violoncelli
and Contrabass
Lalo ....
. . Two movements of the Concerto in D minor,
for Violoncello and Orchestra
Prelude (lento; allegro maestoso)
Intermezzo (andantino con moto; allegro presto)
Paul Dukas .
. . Prelude to Act III, Ariane et Barbe-bleu
In memory of
FRANZ SCHUBERT
Born January 31, 1797
Died November 19, 1828
Song, Die Allmacht
(Instrumentation by Felix Mottl)
Symphony in B minor ( Unfinished )
Allegro moderato
Andante con moto
Goldmark .... Overture to Sakuntala
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New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, November 17, 1928, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
^PROGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in D minor, op. 31, no. 2
SOPHIE ANGOFF (Dorchester)
Mozart Andante from the Pianoforte Trio in E major.
Koechel no. 542
LOIS LUTHER (Brazil, Ind.)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
Palmgren .... Rhapsody
EUNICE McCORMICK (Newport, R. I.)
Schumann .... Romanza in F$ major
MILDRED MARTIN (Leaksville, N. C.)
Ireland The Island Spell
CLELIA LUONGO (Revere)
Debussy Reflets dans l’eau
VIRGINIA BLAKENEY (Monroe, N. C.)
Palmgren .... Scherzo in E major
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Me.)
Mozart Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in E major. Koechel no. 542
ESTHER M. LAPIDUS (Somerville)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
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RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, November 22, 1928, at 4:05
Students’ c7^ecital
Schumann
PR OG RAM
. . . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in G minor, op. 22
VERONA DURICK (Somerville)
Chopin
. . . . Nocturne in G major, op. 37, no. 2
BERNADETTE PARSONS (Vermilion, Ohio)
Brahms
. . . . Intermezzo
MARION REYNOLDS (South Hadley Falls)
Donaudy .
. . . . Song, O del mio amato ben
MARY LOUISE COLTRANE (Springfield, Mo.)
Liszt . .
. . . . Sposalizio
ELLINOR CARTER (South Portland, Me.)
Stojowski
. . . . Chant d’amour
DOROTHY EASTMAN (San Diego, Calif.)
Bridge . .
. ... At Dusk
OLIVE APPLETON (Brockton)
Delibes-Dohnanyi . Waltz, from Naila
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
N E W E N G
land Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, November 24, 1928, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
Mendelssohn
PROGRAM
. . . Scherzo from the Pianoforte Trio in D minor
COLETTE LIONNE (Swampscott)
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Liszt . . .
. . . Consolation, in Db major
ELENA MAZZARELLO (Somerville)
Mozart . .
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in D major
ANGELA ANNICHIARICO (Concord, N. H.)
Liebich . .
. . . Music Box
VIRGINIA PRIOR (Dorchester)
Rachmaninov
. . Prelude in G minor
MARION RUBIN (Roxbury)
Beethoven .
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Fjf major, op. 78
B. IRENE GOLDEN (Roxbury)
Dennee . .
. . Impromptu-Toccata
JOSEPHINE LILLEY (Portsmouth, N. H.)
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. . . First movement from the Pianoforte Trio
in G major (Koechel no. 496)
RUSSELL W. LEE (Everett)
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
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RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, December 6, 1928, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
Chopin . . .
PR OG RAM
. . Waltz in Cjf minor
ELEANOR MILLER (Bellwood, Penn.)
Debussy . . .
, . . Ballade
EDITH SEXTON (Carlinville, 111.)
Weckerlin
. . . Menuet de Martini
Deems Taylor . . L’abandonnee
Donaudy .... Ah, mai non cessate
ADELAIDE CROSS (Rockland, Me.)
Debussy . . .
. . La Cathedrale engloutie
LILLIAN PERRON (Fall River)
Rachmaninov
. . Prelude in B minor
HENRIETTA COFFILL (Beachmont)
Brahms-Grainger . Cradle Song
WAI HING LEI (Canton, China)
Debussy . . .
. . La terrasse des audiences au clair de lune
LAURA SHIELDS (St. Johnsbury, Vt.)
Jacques Ibert
. . Giddy Girl
Little white donkey
MARY MORRISSEY (Medford)
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RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, December 8, 1928, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
‘ PROGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in G minor, op. 1, no. 2
HENRIETTA COFFILL (Beachmont)
ANNA SIEGEL (Revere)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
MacDowell . . . Intermezzo in A major
MAID A BECKETT (Peabody)
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in D minor, op. 31, no. 2
MELBA SMITH (Grand Junction, Colorado)
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Bb major, op. 22
EDITH E. BARR (Revere)
Brahms Rhapsody in G minor
GLADYS PHILLIPS (Myra, Cape Breton, N. S.)
Rachmaninov . . Prelude in C$ minor
ESTHER MILLER (Revere)
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Bb major, op. 1 1
VIRGINIA BLAKENEY (Monroe, N. C.)
ROBERT COHEN (Mattapan)
EDWIN STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
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BOSTON
Dramatic Recital
given by
Students of the Dramatic ‘Department
under the Direction of
CLAYTON D. GILBERT
Music furnished by The Orchestral Class
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Conductor'
JORDAN HALL
Friday and Saturday, December seventh and eighth
1928
AT EIGHT O’CLOCK
PROGRAM
I.
CHILDREN OF THE MOON
A Tragedy in Two Acts, by Martin Flavin
(Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Ltd.)
CHARACTERS
Judge Atherton
Madam Atherton
Laura Atherton
Jane Atherton
Dr. Wetherell
Major Bannister
Walter
Thomas
Robert Currier
Ray Gordon
Louise Black
Lillian Perron
Francis Laugh lin
Rodman Booth
Edward O’Hearne
Norman Strauss
The action of the play takes place on the evening and night of the
same day, in the Atherton residence on the sea-coast.
(There will be no wait between the acts)
II.
THE KEY OF THE GARDEN GATE
A Fantastic Comedy in Two Scenes, by Laurence Housman
CHARACTERS
Prunella ....
Ruth Collins
Prim ) . . (
Ruth Atkins
Prude >■ . (Her Aunts) -3
Evelyn Boring
Privacy ) . . . (
Lucille Atkins
Gardener . . . .
Richard Purcell
Pierrot . .
Norman Strauss
Scaramel, his servant
Robert Currier
Kennel ....
Ruby Gunther
Coquette ....
Virginia Barnard
Doll ....
Kay Smith
Romp ....
Scene — A garden of long ago
(There will be no wait between the scenes)
Bernice Spratler
III.
TWO STUDIES OF SPRING
( First performance )
(»)
Morning
CHARACTERS
Helene Hunter . . . Dorothy Bearce
Philip Parkhurst . . . Hassler Einzig
Scene — A garden between the Hunter and Parkhurst estates
(b)
Night
CHARACTERS
The Sailor .... Norman Strauss
The Girl .... Phyllis Blake
Scene — A bench in a city park
IV.
CARNIVAL AT NICE
A Ballet in One Scene
By Clayton D. Gilbert and Gilbert Byron
(First performance on any stage)
Music arranged by Gertrude G. Brailey
CHARACTERS
Clowns: Vincent Morgan
Curtis Plant
Polish Dancers: Dorothy Bearce
Phyllis Blake
Grotesques: Norman Strauss
Vincent Morgan
Military: Lucille Atkins
Ruth Atkins
Bernice Spratler
Margaret McKenzie
Kay Smith
Ruby Gunther
Evelyn Boring
Virginia Barnard
The Band: Samuel Quagenti, Vincent Petrucci, Salvatore Perrone,
Kenneth Kirkness, Alphonse Di Crescentes, Edward
Henneberry.
Tumbling Troupe from the Y. M. C. A.
Men, women, and children at the Carnival
Scene: A street at Nice
INCIDENTAL MUSIC
Overture Phedre, Massenet
Entr’actes
(1) Meditation, from “ Thai's,” Massenet
Menuet, from “Berenice,” Handel
Gavotte, from “Iphigenie in Aulis,” Gluck
(2) Serenade, from “Les Millions d’Arlequin,” Drigo
“A petits pas,” Marcietta, Sudesi
(3) Loin du Bal Gillet
Autumn and Winter, from “The Seasons,” Glazounov
Scenery by the Ben Craig Scenic Company
Costumes designed by Raymond F. Bowley and made by the Hayden Costume Company
Properties by Thomas O’Brien
Lighting under the personal direction of Monroe Pevear
Monday evening, December tenth
nineteen hundred and twenty-eight
at a quarter after eight o’clock
PROGRAM
Mozart .
Schumann
Brahms
. . . . Quartet in C major (Kochel no. 465)
for two Violins, Viola, Violoncello
I. Adagio; allegro
II. Andante cantabile
CfiCILE ELfiONORE FOREST
IONE COY
MARGARET HARDINGE CLARK
HARRIET ELDRED CURTIS
III. Menuet (allegretto)
IV. Allegro molto
Miss COY
Miss FOREST
Miss. CLARK
Miss CURTIS
. . . . Songs: Gruss
Im wunderschonen Monat Mai
Ich grolle nicht
RULON Y. ROBISON
of the Faculty
Address by
The Honorable Samuel L. Powers
of the Board of Trustees
. . . Sonata in A major, for Violin and Pianoforte
Allegro amabile
Andante; vivace
Allegretto grazioso
HARRISON KELLER
ALFRED DeVOTO
of the Faculty
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Following the concert, the audience is cordially invited to inspect
the new addition to the Conservatory Building.
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RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, December 13, 1928, at
DENTS’
PR OG RAM
Bach Fantasia in C minor
KATHERINE SOUTHWORTH (Bridgewater)
Chopin Nocturne in C minor, op. 48, no. 1
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN (Enfield, N. C.)
Max Bruch . . . First and second movements of the
Violin Concerto in
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
Chopin Nocturne in F$ major
EDWARD O’HEARNE (Quincy)
Lacombe Sarabande
VIRGINIA KNIGHT (Portland, Me.)
Debussy . . . . . . Nocturne
FLORENCE BARDEN (Lebanon, N. H.)
Chopin Nocturne in F major, op. 15, no. 1
ELEANOR E. WALLACE (Richmond, Vt.)
Debussy Masques
GIOVANNI PADOVANO (Leominster)
Music
4:05
G minor
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BASIL PRANGOULIS
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Thursday Evening, December 13, 1928, at 8:15
PR O G R A M
Paderewski
. . Minuet in G major
ELIZABETH STONE
Philipp . . .
. . Puck
ELIZABETH SMITH
Braga ....
. . Serenata
PHILIP KUPENBERG
J. S. Bach . .
. . Gavotte
PAUL FOHLIN
Rubinstein . .
. . Melody in F major
CELIA CARRIS
Grieg ....
| Birdling
( Butterfly
EVELYN COYLE
Schubert . .
. . Impromptu in Ab major
EVELYN LOWELL
Brahms . . .
. . Hungarian Dance
HARRY KOTOWSKI
PROGRAM
.
Hauser . . .
. . Cradle Song
ROSEMARY HUGHES
MacDowell .
. . Idyl
EDITH NOTARO
Grieg ....
. . To Spring
CECIL McCRARY
Dancla . . .
. . Romance
FRANK ROSE
Dancla . . .
. . Air varie, no. 5
BARBARA TOLMAN
Schumann . .
. . Bird as Prophet
Chopin . . .
. . Waltz in Db major
MARY HAYES
Beethoven . .
. . Scherzo from the Pianoforte Sonata op. 14, no. 2
MIRIAM ATLAS
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, 'Director
CONCERT
By
THE CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRA
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER FOURTEENTH
1928
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH,
Conductor
PROGRAM
Kff
Dvorak ....
. Overture, In der Natur
Berlioz ....
. A Ball, from Symphonie fantastique
Bach
. Aria from the Christmas Oratorio:
Sleep, beloved
GLADYS MILLER (Collegiate Class of 1930)
G. W. Chadwick
. Allegretto scherzando, from the Symphony
in Bb major, no. 2
E. A. MacDowell
. Suite for Orchestra, op. 42
I. In a haunted forest
II. Summer Idyll
III. Song of the Shepherdess
IV. Forest spirits
Saint-Saens . .
. Allegro appassionato, op. 70,
for Pianoforte and Orchestra
WILLARD DOELL
AmbroIse Thomas
. Overture to Mignon
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
JORDAN HALL EXITS
FLOOR
BALCONY
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, December 15, 1928, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
‘PROGRAM
Beethoven
. . . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in D major, op. 70, no. 1
MARION REYNOLDS (South Hadley Falls)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Bach . .
Beethoven
. . . Three-part Invention in C minor
. . . . Scherzo from Sonata, op. 14, no. 2
MIRIAM ATLAS (Winthrop)
Chopin
. . . . Waltz in Ab major
JOSEPH EISLER (Moscow, Russia)
Sibelius .
. . . . Romance
HELEN CANTERBURY (Searsport, Me.)
Scarlatti
. . . . Two Sonatas in D major
a. Allegro molto
b. Allegrissimo
NANCY FOLLET (Quincy)
Bach-Saint-Saens . Bourree
MARJORIE BLACK (Malden)
Debussy .
. . . . Jardins sous la pluie
MARION EMERSON (South Lyme, Ct.)
Beethoven
. . . . Scherzo from the Pianoforte Trio in C minor,
op. 1, no. 3
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
The Pianoforte is a Stein way
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Thursday Morning, December 20, 1928, at 10 o’clock
HOLIDAY SONGS
BY
GEORGE W. CHADWICK
The £horal Qlass of the Depart merit of "Public-School TMusic
Conducted by
MEMBERS OF THE CLASS IN CONDUCTING 2
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Instructor
PROGRAM
A Christmas Greeting
MERTON RYLANDER, Conductor
New Year’s Song
RUTH GROSS, Conductor
A Child is born in Bethlehem
ELEANOR WALLACE, Conductor
The Mistletoe Bough
LYDIA TOLANDER, Conductor
GEORGE HOYEN, Conductor
Prayer
Evening
CATHERINE FERGUSON, Conductor
Chorus of Hebrews from the Opera “ Judith”
MARY LONG, Conductor
Angel of Peace
A Valentine
A May Carol
The Runaway
In the Hammock
The Immortal
HAROLD DODGE, Conductor
ELIZABETH PRINCE, Conductor
MARION KENNEDY, Conductor
ELEANOR SCRIBNER, Conductor
ASSUNTA DEFAZIO, Conductor
MAURICE MINARD, Conductor
The Piano forte is a Stein wav
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, January 5, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
TR OGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in E major, opus 1, no. 3
CAROLINE EUBANKS (Macon, Ga.)
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
Grieg Wedding day at Troldhaugen
MILDRED DRINKWATER (Wellesley Hills)
MacDowell . . . Praeludium
ROBERT GAFFNEY (Somerville)
Bruch Aria from Odysseus:
Penelope ein Gewand wirkend
ANN SACHER (Hartford, Conn.)
Liszt Nocturne
ELENA MAZZARELLO (Somerville)
Debussy Jardins sous la pluie
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Me.)
Palmgren .... May Night
OLIVE APPLETON (Brockton)
Schumann .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in D minor, opus 63
ELIZABETH BATES (Boston)
DELWIN SHAW (Milo, Me.)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
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Thursday Afternoon, January io, 1929, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
PR O G RAM
Mendelssohn . . . Prelude and Fugue in E minor
GEORGE ALBERT VINCENT (Denver, Colo.)
Bridge Valse capricieuse
ELIZABETH ROBERTS (Eastman, Ga.)
Jensen-Niemann . Murmuring Zephyrs
GLADYS COYLE (Worcester)
MacMillan
Gardner
. . . Barcarolle
. . . Prelude in C major
for Violin
EDITH STEVENS (Beverly)
Szymanowski . . . Etude in Bb minor
HAZEL SAUER (Boston)
Converse .... Echo
Merikanto ... Miksi laulau
SYLVIA ENGSTROM (Helsingfors, Finland)
Toch Le Jongleur
ELLINOR H. CARTER (South Portland, Me.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
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RECITAL, HALL
Thursday evening, January io, 1929, at 8:15
Pianoforte fecit a l
BY
ELIZABETH T. BATES
COLLEGIATE COURSE, 1929
li
Programme
Bach Preludio XX, andante molto espressivo
Fuga XX, andante maestoso ed energico
Beethoven .... Sonata, op. 31, no. 2, in D minor
Allegro
Adagio
Allegretto
Debussy La plus que lente. Valse
Chopin Nocturne, op. 37, no. 2
Scherzo, op. 39
Stevens Parrot 1 From Robinson Crusoe
Cannibals’ dance J Suite
Liszt Rhapsody hongroise, no. 13
Mason and Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, January 12, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
Beethoven .
TR OGRAM
. . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor, op. 1, no. 3
GEORGE ALBERT VINCENT (Denver, Colo.)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Chopin . .
. . Nocturne in Db major
IRVING SPIVACK (Chelsea)
Bononcini .... Pieta, mia cara bene
Da Gagliano . . Dormi, amore
LUCY COHEN (Roxbury)
Chopin . .
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Bb minor
RUSSELL W. LEE (Everett)
Philipp . .
. . . Feux-follets
DOROTHY MEEK (Wellesley)
Branscombe
Chadwick .
. . . I send my heart up to thee
. . . Thou art so like a flower
LALA HOLT (Attleboro)
Liszt . . .
. . . La Campanella
IRVING BARTLEY (Canaan, N. Y.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Thursday Afternoon, January 17, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Beethoven
CONCERT
by
The Orchestral Class
Conducted by
STUDENTS IN CONDUCTING 3
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Instructor
PROGRAM
Symphonic no. 1 in C major
Adagio molto: allegro con brio
A. GEORGE HOYEN, Conductor
Andante cantabile con moto
LYDIA TOLANDER, Conductor)
Menuetto, allegro molto e vivace
MAURICE U. MINARD, Conductor
Adagio: allegro molto e vivace
RUTH L. GROSS, Conductor
Bizet . . .
First Suite from L’Arlesienne.
Prelude: Allegro; andantino; allegro.
CATHERINE FERGUSON, Conductor
Prelude: Andante molto
ASSUNTA DeFAZIO, Conductor
Minuetto
HAROLD C. DODGE, Conductor
Adagietto
MARY LONG, Conductor
Carillon
MARION KENNEDY, Conductor
I
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| dfew England (Conservatory of EhCusic
i
LYRIC ACTION RECITAL
(IN COSTUME)
by
ETHEL SLEEPER RUSSELL
Under the direction of
CLAYTON D. GILBERT
J of the Dramatic Department 1
Assisted by
Carl Feldman, Pianist i
Harry Dickson, Violinist !
Edwin L. Stuntzner, Violoncellist
Gertrude G. Brailey, Pianoforte Accompanist
I NORMAN I. STRAUSS, Stage Manager I
RECITAL HALL j
Thursday Evening, January 17, 1929, at 8:15
c Programme
I. Hungarian Gipsy Songs
(a) I Chant My Lay \
(b) Tune Thy Strings } Dvorak
(c) Play on Gipsy Korbay
(d) Cloudy Heights of Tatra Dvorak
II. Selections by Trio
III. Japanese Songs
(a) Sayonara — A Japanese Romance Cadman
(1) UI Saw Thee First When Cherries Bloomed”.
(2) uAt the Feast of the Dead I Watched Thee”.
(3) ct All my Heart is Ashes”
(4) “The Wild Dove Cries on Fleeting Wing”.
(b) Fan Song Bantock
IV. Selections by Trio
V. Songs of the Hebrides M. Kennedy-Fraser
(a) An Island Sheiling Song
(b) Churning Lilt
(c) The Seagull of the Land-Under-Waves
(d) Sea-Reiver’s Song
VI. Selections by Trio
VII. Spanish Songs
(a) The Farewell Alvarez
(b) The Goddess in the Garden Granados
(c) The Maja and the Nightingale Granados
(d) The Maids of Cadiz Delibes
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, January 18, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
by
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROGRAM
Mendelssohn . . . Second Organ Sonata
Grave; adagio; allegro maestoso e vivace
VERA MELONE (New Concord, Ohio)
Grieg In the Boat
Woodland Wandering
From Monte Pincio
Rossini Aria from Guillaume Tell: Selve opaca
ELIZABETH ELY (Boston)
Chopin Ballade in G minor
MARY RUTH MATTHEWS (Mineral Wells, Texas)
David Andante and Scherzo capriccioso, for Violin
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
Poldowski .... L’heure exquise
Debussy Mandoline
Gabriel Faure . . Automne
MARIAN WARFIELD (Denver, Colorado)
Gabriel Faure . . Nocturne in Eb minor
Ravel Rigaudon
NORA GILL (West Roxbury)
Mason and Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
aturday Afternoon, January 19, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
H. W. Parker
^r
PROGRAM
. . Prelude from the Suite for Piano, Violin,
and Violoncello, op. 35
MADELINE BROOKS (Johnston, R. I.)
JENNIE CANT (Roxbury)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
Hughes . . .
. . The lark in the clear air
C. H. Bennett . . Serenade
PAULINE NEWINGTON (South Dartmouth)
Brahms . . .
. . Rhapsody in B minor
ROXANNA HUNT (Marshall, Texas)
Gretchaninov
Carissimi . .
. . Berceuse
. . Filli, non t’amo piu
LOUISE MASTEN (Lacolle, Quebec)
MacDowell .
. . Danse andalouse
ELEANOR LOCKWOOD (Mittineague)
Chopin . . .
. . Polonaise in Eb minor
HARRY LAWTON (Westerly, R. I.)
Beethoven . .
. . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in B b major, op. 1 1
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN (Enfield, N. C.)
MAUDE SISSON (Charleston, N. S.)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Me.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Thursday Afternoon, January 24, 1929, at 4:05
Students’ 2^ecital
W
PROGRAM
Beethoven First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in E minor, op. 90
ELTON YOUNG (Farmington, N. H.)
Scarlatti Sento nel core
Pergolesi Se tu m’ami
DORIS PETERSON (Lunenburg)
Scriabin Two Preludes, op. 16
PAULINE C. Van BIBBER (Brookline)
Wilh. Fr. Bach-Stradel . Concerto in D minor
Maestoso e pesante — cadenza — lento e cantabile
RUTH ATKINS (Hartford, Conn.)
F. David Introduction and variations for Clarinet,
. on a theme by Schubert
BRYANT MINOT (Wollaston)
de Severac Les baigneuses au soleil
MILDRED KING (Boston)
Frank Bridge Song, Love went a’riding
MARIANA WATERS (Springfield)
Rachmaninov Prelude in D major
AMELIA LAVINO (Cambridge)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
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Thursday evening, January 24, 1929, at 8:15
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
of ‘ XJiolin zJACusic
BY
PUPILS OF RUTII E. AUSTEN
PR OG RAM
. . Introduction and Polonaise
ALPHONSO ORLANDO
. . German Folk-song
Impromptu
FRANCIS SHEA
. . Long, Long Ago
Cock-a-doodle-doo
CATHERINE LASSING
. . See-Saw Waltz
Kohler Lullaby
MICHAEL BERESTICKI
English Folk-songs Hark, the Tiny Cowslip Bell
Portsmouth
Polly Oliver
OWEN HERENE
Sitt Concerto in A minor
First movement
MARION SIMON
Second and Third movements
EDITH LUFTMAN
Moskowski .... Cantabile
Passepied
PAUL GIBAULT
Simonetti .... Madrigal
Gossec Gavotte
MELVIN THORNER
Beethoven .... Minuet
Bohm Alla Turca
KATHLEEN KIERNAN
Accolay Concerto in A minor
EDWARD MEEK
Dancla Little Symphony, op. 109, for two Violins
EDITH LUFTMAN and KATHLEEN KIERNAN
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Bohm . . .
Gruenberg .
Folk-songs .
Rttsth
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, January 25, 1929, at 8:15
In Memory of
GEORGE W. BROWN, Esq.,
Late President of the Hoard of Trustees
CONCERT
By
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
Soloist :
GEORGES FOUREL, of the Faculty, Viola
% ° g
PROGRAM
Schumann .... Overture to Byron’s Manfred
Handel Concerto in B minor, for Viola and Orchestra
Adapted by Henri Casadesus
Allegro moderato — andante ma non troppo —
allegro molto
Wagner Good Friday Spell, from Parsifal
Beethoven .... Allegretto from the Symphony in A major, no. 7
Brahms Chorus from A German Requiem:
How lovely is thy dwelling-place
the conservatory chorus
Cesar Franck . . Chorale in B minor
Arranged for Organ and Orchestra
by Wallace Goodrich
Organ: Albert W. Snow, of the Faculty
New
England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, January 26, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
‘PROGRAM
Chopin Polonaise in C) + minor
ELEANOR LOCKWOOD (Mittineague)
Handel Aria, Oh sleep, why dost thou leave me?
AZALEA GARLAND (Bridgeton, Me.)
Beethoven First movement of the String Quartet
in F major, op. 18, no. 1
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
CAROLINE PAUL (Port Royal, S. C.)
MAUD SISSON (Charleston, S. C.)
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Griffes The lake at evening
MARIE BURKE (Brighton)
Debussy Clair de lune
BERNADETTE PARSONS (Vermilion, Ohio)
Concone Andante in Ab major, for Clarinet
JOSEPH CELONA (East Boston)
Tchaikovsky-Grainger . Paraphrase on ccValse des Fleurs”
ROSE RUBIN (Malden)
Chopin Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in G minor, op. 8
LUCILLE MONAGHAN (Glens Falls, N. Y.)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
The Pianoforte is a Steinwav
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, January 31, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Students’ Recital
TR O GRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in C major, op. 53 (Wald stein)
FRANCES VISALLI (Lynn)
Brahms Intermezzo in C major
BERTHA YOUNG (Brownsville, Texas)
Gluck Spiagge amate
Franz Stille Sicherheit
MARGARET HOGAN (Worcester)
Beethoven .... Rondo from the Pianoforte Sonata
in A b major, op. 26
VELMA HARDEN (Winthrop)
Ireland .... The Island Spell
CLARIBEL LaMONTAGNE (Lawrence)
Gasparini .... Lasciar d’amarti per non penar
Fourdrain .... Ohe! Les vieux marins
DOROTHY W. BOND (Dedham)
Debussy Jardins sous la pluie
CHARLOTTE COHEN (Lynn)
Chopin Scherzo in Bb minor
EDGAR BEAL (Jonesport, Me.)
The Pianoforte is a Stein way
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Saturday Afternoon, February 2, 1929, a t i 105
Saturday Recital
PROGRAM
Brahms . . .
. . Intermezzo, op. 118, no. 1
BURDETTE COUTS (Eucyrus, Ohio)
Arensky • * •
. . Elegie and Scherzo from the Pianoforte Trio
in D minor, op. 32
MIRIAM WILLOUGHBY (Altoona, Penn.)
PIERINO DiBLASlO (Somerville)
HARRIET CURTIS (Erie, Penn.)
13 EB USSY . . .
. . Nocturne in Db major
PEARL HILL (Hartford, Conn.)
Palmgren . .
. . Why?
RUTH BUTLER (Yarmouth, N. S.)
CONCONE . . .
. . Andantino amabile, for Bass Clarinet
ALBERT KIZES (Mount Carmel, Penn.)
Chopin . . .
. . Three Mazurkas: A minor
CJf minor
A b major
JOSEPH EISLER (Moscow, Russia)
Schubert . .
. . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Bb major, op. 99, no. 9
GIOVANNI PADOVANI (Leominster, Mass.)
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinwav
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, Director
JOINT RECITAL
by
HOMER HUMPHREY, Organist
of the Faculty
AND
The Choir of the Second Church in Boston
JORDAN HALL
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY FOURTH
1929
The Ghoir of the Second Ghurch in Boston
d) op ran os
Mrs. OHNEMUS
Miss GIVAN
Mrs. GLINES
Miss GODDARD
Mrs. MUDGE
Mrs. SLAMAN
cl Altos
Mrs. RICE
Miss ANDREWS
Mrs. CARTER
Mrs. MURRAY
Miss RICH
Tenors
Mr. POLLARD
Mr. KEYES
Mr. SLAMAN
Mr. WELSCH
Basses
Mr. PARKER
Mr. GUINEY
Mr. HOLMES
Mr. MARTIN
Mr. RUSSELL
HOMER HUMPHREY
Organist and Choirmaster
o
PROGRAM
J. S. Bach .... Prelude and Fugue in G major
Cesar Franck . . Chorale in B minor
Music of the Russian Church
Kastalsky . .
Rachmaninoff
Tschaikowsky
. “God is with us”
. The Beatitudes
. u Pater noster”
“O praise the Name”
S. Karg-Elert
G. W. Chadwick
D. Buxtehude
J. Jongen . . .
Henry Mulet
. Chorale Improvisation, “Jesu, hilf siegen”
. Cortege (MSS., first time)
. Fugue in C
. Priere, op. 37, no. 3
. “Tu es petra et portae inferi non praevalebunt
ad versus te” ( Esquisses Byzantines )
Music for Christmas
V ITTORIA . .
Praetorius . .
Old Bohemian
J. S. Bach . .
Old French
(Gevaert Coll.)
Felix Woyrsch
Old French .
(Gevaert Coll.)
. “O magnum mysterium”
. “Lo! how a rose e’er blooming”
. “Come, all ye shepherds”
. Chorale, “ Beside Thy cradle”
. The Neighbors of Bethlehem
. “O Heavenly Child”
. A Joyous Christmas Song
JORDAN HALL EXITS
FLOOR
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, February 7, 1929, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
PROGRAM
Beethoven First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in E minor, op. 90
ELTON YOUNG (Farmington, N. H.)
Schumann .... Novelette
PRISCILLA DUNCAN (Portsmouth, N. H.)
F. David . Introduction and variations for Clarinet,
on a theme by Schubert
BRYANT MINOT (Wollaston)
de Severac Les baigneuses au soleil
MILDRED KING (Boston)
Frank Bridge Song, Love went a’riding
MARIANA WATERS (Springfield)
Rachmaninov Prelude in D major
AMELIA LAVINO (Cambridge)
The Pianoforte is a Steinwav
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Satu rday
RECITAL, HALL
Afternoon, February 9, 1929, at 1:05
Bach . . .
Saturday Recital
PROGRAM
. . . Allegro animato from the Italian Concerto
ANNA CHEIMITZ (Dorchester)
Beethoven .
. . . First movement of the Trio in C minor,
op. 9, no. 3, for Violin,
Viola and Violoncello
CYRIL SAUNDERS (Lynn)
GEORGE HUMPHREY (Mingo Junction, Ohio)
EDWIN STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
Foote . . .
Merikanto
. . . Onneton (Finnish)
SAIMA LAYCOCK (Salem Center, N. H.)
Beethoven-Busoni . Ecossaises
Schumann .
HELENA DRAKE (Houlton, Maine)
. . . Novelette in F major
PRISCILLA DUNCAN (Portsmouth, N. H.)
Godard . .
. . . En courant
ANNIE ACKER (Mobile, Alabama)
Messager
Donaudy
. . . La maison grise
. . . Spirati pur, spirati
HELEN CHAMBLEE (Redoak, N. C.)
Brahms . .
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in B major, op. 8
CATHERINE HEBERT (West Warwick, R. I.)
PIERINO DiBLASIO (Somerville)
HARRIET CURTIS (Erie, Penn.)
The Pianoforte is a Stein wav
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Tuesday Afternoon, February 12, 1929, at 2:00
CONCERT
By
ADVANCED STUDENTS
Accompanied, by
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
PR O G R A M
Handel Concerto in D minor, no. 11,
for Organ and Orchestra
THOMAS W. LANDER (Wollaston)
Mozart First movement of the Concerto in A major
(Kochel 488) for Pianoforte and Orchestra
DOROTHY NYE (Skowhegan, Me.)
Mendelssohn . . . Allegro and Andante from the Concerto
in E minor, for Violin and Orchestra
PIERINO DiBLASIO (Somerville)
Schumann .... First movement of the Concerto in A minor,
» for Pianoforte and Orchestra
MARY RUTH MATTHEWS (Mineral Well, Texas)
Saint-Saens . . . Introduction and Rondo capriccioso,
for Violin and Orchestra
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
MacDowell . . . Concerto in D minor,
for Pianoforte and Orchestra
I. SYLVIA LANGMAN (Camden, Maine)
II. and III. MARGERY NEILSON (W. Hartford, Conn.)
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, February 14, 1929, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
PROGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in A b major, op. 1 10
GERTRUDE SWEENEY (Boston)
Chopin Etude in C minor, op. 25, no. 12
FRANCES BOOTHBY (West Scarborough, Maine)
Debussy Clair de lune
ELEANOR MILLER (Bellwood, Penn.)
Brahms Rhapsody in G minor
HENRIETTA COFFILL (Beachmont)
Engel Peau d’Espagne
MADELINE BROOKS (Johnston, R. I.)
Philipp Feux-follets
MAIDA BECKETT (Peabody)
Chopin Ballade in Ab major
LOIS LUTHER (Brazil, Ind.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, February 15, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
By
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROGRAM
Rheinberg'er . . . Fugue from The Pastoral Sonata for Organ
MARION FROST (Newton Highlands)
Chopin Nocturne in C minor, op. 48, no. 1
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN (Enfield, N. C.)
Lotti Pur dicesti, o bocca bella
Gluc.k O del mio dolce ardor
Jommelli .... Chi vuol comprar, la bella calandrina?
GERTRUDE HARVEY (Brookline)
Debussy Les collines d’Anacapri •
Rachmaninov . . Etude tableau
ROBERT EWING (Malden)
Mozart First movement of the Concerto in A major,
for Clarinet
DOROTHY PIKE (Melrose Highlands)
Liszt-Busoni . . . Paganini’s Theme and Variations in A minor
ELEANOR PACKARD (West Somerville)
Mozart Aria from Don Giovanni:
Batti, batti, o be! Masetto
Tirendelli .... Tre petali
Bettinelli .... Canta Pierrot
RUTH COLLINS (Ocala, Fla.)
Cesar Franck . . Piece heroique
arranged for Pianoforte and Organ by Harold Schwab
HAROLD SCHWAB (Eagle Rocks, Calif.)
LAWRENCE CAPON (Newton Centre)
The Pianoforte is a Stein wav
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, February 16, 1929, at 1:05
MacDowell
Saturday Recital
PROGRAM
. . . Prelude in F minor
DORIS EDWARDS (Somerville)
Grieg . . .
. . . Nocturne
DOROTHY WRIGHT (Merrimac)
Beethoven .
. . . Last movement of the Sonata in G minor,
op. 5, no. 2, for Pianoforte and Violoncello
REA BUCKLEY (Owosso, Mich.)
HARRIET CURTIS (Erie, Penn.)
Rachmaninov . . Melodie, in E major
DORIS SMITH (New Bedford)
Porter . .
MacDowell
. . . Etude melodique (for left hand alone)
. . . Novellette
ESTHER LAPIDUS (Somerville)
Debussy . .
. . . Nocturne
CHARLOTTE L’HEUREUX (Ware)
Scriabin . .
. . . Two Preludes, op. 16
PAULINE VanBIBBER (Brookline)
Brahms . .
. . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in E minor, op. 101
SYLVIA LANGMAN (Camden, Maine)
DELWIN SHAW (Milo, Maine)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Tbe Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Tuesday Afternoon, February 19, 1929, at 4:30 o’clock
THE
CONCERT
by
ORCHESTRAL CLASS
Conducted by
STUDENTS IN CONDUCTING 3
Puccini
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Instructor
PR 0 G R A M
Selection from the opera, Madama Butterfly
LAWRENCE WHITE, Conductor
M. E. Slocum . . .
Anniversary Waltz
MAURICE U. MINARD, Conductor
Couperin . . . .
Sarabande
CHRISTINE WILSON, Conductor
Krebs
Bourree
MARGARET TENNANT, Conductor
Gluck
Dance of the Sylphs
ELEANOR WALLACE, Conductor
Gretry
Gavotte
ELIZABETH PRINCE, Conductor
Mattheson . . .
Minuet, Air
MARTHA BIRCHBY, Conductor
Rameau ....
Rigaudon
ELEANOR SCRIBNER, Conductor
Delibes
Ballet Music from Sylvia
1. Valse lente
FLORENCE LEACH, Conductor
2. Pizzicato
MARIAN MOSES, Conductor
3. Marche et Cortege de Bacchus
HENRI PILLER, Conductor
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Wednesday Evening, February 20, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
By
IRVING DANA BARTLEY
Class 0/1928
PR 0 G RA M
Beethoven .
. . . Variations in F major
Bach-Tausig
. . . Toccata and Fugue in D minor
Brahms . .
. . . Intermezzo in A minor
Romanze
Intermezzo in Eb minor
Chopin . .
. . . Ballade in F minor
Nocturne in Db major
Etude in A minor
Mana-Zucca
. . . Valse brillante
Liszt . . .
. . . Benediction de Dieu dans la solitude
Paganini-Liszt . . La campanella
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Thursday Morning, February 21, 1929, at 10:15
AN HOUR OF SONG
by
The Choral Class of the Department of Public School Music
Conducted by
STUDENTS IN CONDUCTING 2
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Instructor
MARION KENNEDY
MAURICE U. MINARD
MERTON RYLANDER
Pianoforte Accompanists
5r
TRO G RA M
Protheroe . . .
. Mariner’s song
RUTH GROSS, Conductor
Goring-T homas
. Night hymn at sea
A. GEORGE HOYEN, Conductor
Roentgen . . .
. The tide rises
MARY LONG, Conductor
Miessner . . .
. When ships put out to sea
MERTON RYLANDER, Conductor
Chadwick . . .
. Chorus of Pilgrim women
MAURICE U. MINARD, Conductor
Arcadelt . . .
. Ave Maria
MARGARET TENNANT, Conductor
Borowski . . .
. The pine tree
MARTHA BIRCH BY, Conductor
Chadwick . . .
• Little Lac Grenier
LYDIA TOLANDER Conductor
Chadwick . . .
. Buie Annajohn
CATHERINE FERGUSON, Conductor
Carpenter . . .
. The home road
CHRISTINE WILSON, Conductor
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, February 21, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
||
PROGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Eh major, op. 8 1
C. ALBERT VINCENT (Denver, Col.)
Beethoven .... Rondo from the Pianoforte Sonata in E major,
op. 14, no. 1
BESSIE SIMONS (East Aurora, N. Y.)
Beethoven .... Finale of the Pianoforte Sonata in Cjf minor,
op. 27, no. 2
VERONA DURICK (Somerville)
Chopin Etude in F minor, op. 25, no. 2
VALENTINE PALTON (Boston)
Pataky Die Lotusblumen
ANICETA SHEA (Newport, R. I.)
Chopin Nocturne in C$ minor, op. 27, no. 1
DOROTHY MEEK (Wellesley)
Gabriel Faure . . Impromptu
SYLVIA LANGMAN (Camden, Maine)
Debussy Minstrels
IVA MAYBERRY (Newcastle, Penn.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England
Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, February 28, 1929, at 4:05
Students’ Recital
PROGRAM
MacDowell . . • First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in D minor (Norse)
MARION R. REYNOLDS (South Hadley Falls)
Schumann , . . . Romanze in FJJ major
FRANCES GELORMINI (West Medford)
Recli Bergerette
Bizet • L’amour est un oiseau rebelie (Carmen)
ROBERTA ROBINSON (Essex Falls, N. J.)
Brahms Rhapsody in B minor
ELEANOR MOONEY (Lancaster, N. H.)
Vieuxtemps . . . Reverie, for Violin
CAROLINE PAUL (Port Royal, South Carolina)
Ibert Le petit ane blanc (The little white donkey)
A giddy girl
MARY HUNTLEY (Danvers, Mass.)
Martin Wayfarer’s night-song
Lehmann .... Myself when young (In a Persian Garden)
Keel Trade Winds
THOMAS McLAUGHLIN (Elm Grove, West Virginia)
Dennee Etude Scherzo-caprice
CELIA K A DISH (Brockton)
The Pianoforte is a Steinwav
New England Conservatory of Music
BROWN HALL
Thursday Evening, February 28, 1929, at 8:15
Recital of Songs for two Voices
by
RUTH LAHAN |
LEONE REYNOLDS / Class °f *927
Pianoforte Accompanist: Howard Slayman
PR OG RAM
Rossini La Regata Veneziana
Coates Bird songs at eventide
Rubinstein .... Wanderer’s Nachtlied
Delibes Dome epais (Lakme)
Mozart Sull’aria (Le Nozze di Figaro)
L’Abbe Clari . . II musico ignorante
Spontini L’addio (La Vestale)
Mozart Via resti servita (Le Nozze di Figaro)
Massenet . .
Humperdinck
Saint-Saens
Mendelssohn .
. C’est le soir (Le Roi de Lahore)
. Wiegenlied
. The unfortunate
. The maybells
Cowen . . ... Do you ask what the birds say?
Caracciolo . . . Nearest and dearest
Tosti The Serenade
Frank There were three merry maidens
Hildach Passage-birds farewell
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, ’Director
CONCERT
by
The Conservatory Orchestra
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH FIRST
1929
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
Soloist:
LUCILLE MONOGHAN
( Class of 1928 )
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
PROGRAM
I
Bach Chorale from the Church Cantata:
Sleepers, wake, a voice is calling
Brahms Tragic Overture
Debussy Nuages
F. S. Converse . . Fantasie, for Pianoforte and Orchestra
Bizet Suite no. i from the incidental music to
Daudet’s L’Arlesienne :
Prelude
Minuetto
Adagietto
Le Carillon
JORDAN HALL EXITS
FLOOR
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL- HALL
Saturday Afternoon, March 3, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
■PROGRAM
Chopin . .
. . . Etude in Ab major, op. 25, no. 1
ELEANOR ABELL (Enosburg Falls, Vt.)
Brahms . .
. . . . Intermezzo
VIRGINIA KIMBALL (Swampscott)
Stojowski
. . . . Chant d’amour
EUNICE McCORMICK (Newport, Rhode Island)
Converse
. . . , First movement of the Violoncello Sonata
ELIZABETH BATES (Boston)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Chaloff . .
. . . Prelude in Eb major
MARTHA BUCK (Streeter, North Dakota)
Alabiev-Liszt . . Le Rossignol
FLORENCE TOWLE (Woodfords, Maine)
Gliere . .
. . . Romance
MONA GREEN (Harrison, Maine)
Beethoven .
. . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor, op. I, no. 3
EVANGELINE TUBBS (Lewiston, Maine)
ALFRED KISHKIS (South Boston)
EDWIN STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
The Pianoforte is a Steinwav
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, March 7, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PROGRAM
Bach . . .
. . . Allegro animato from the Italian Concerto
CHARLOTTE FINE (Roxbury)
Gluck . . .
. . . O del mio dolce ardor
Recitative and Aria from La Favorita:
O mio Fernando
ALICE F. RITCH (Scranton, Penn.)
Schytte . .
. . . f irst movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in B b major, op. 53
DORA GAGE (Chelsea)
Franz . . .
. . . Tempest and Storm Furies Shrieking
Out of my soul’s great sadness
Schumann .
. . . In the forest
MARGARET HALL (Pomona, Calif.)
Ireland . .
. . . The Island Spell
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Maine)
Weckerlin .
Donaudy
. . . Menuet de Martini
. . . Spirati pur, spirati
LOUISE MASTEN (Lacolle, Quebec)
The Pianoforte is a Stein wav
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Evening, March 7, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
By
MIRIAM WILLOUGHBY
Class of 1928
PR 0 G RA M
ZlPOLI . . . ,
. . . Suite in B minor
Preludio
Corrente
Aria
Gavotta
Schumann .
. . . Sonata in Fjj minor
Adagio
Allegro vivace
Rachmaninov
. . Barcarolle
Chopin . .
. . . Prelude in Cjj minor
Ballade in Ab major
Arensky . .
. . . Bigarrure
Philipp . .
. . . Clair de lune
Sapellnikoff
. . . Danse des elfes
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
New England Conservatory of Music
BROWN HALL
Friday Evening, March 8, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
By
ADVANCED STUDENTS
Beethoven .... Vivace from the Pianoforte Sonata
in E major, op. 109
ELLINOR CARTER (South Portland, Maine)
Peri Nel puro ardor
Schubert . . . . So lasst mich scheinen
Schubert .... Gretchen am Spinnrade
SYLVIA ENGSTROM (Helsingfors, Finland)
Chopin Ballade in F minor
IRVING BARTLEY (Canaan, N. Y.)
Bach Arioso and Gavotte, for Violin
MARGARET H. CLARK (Worcester)
Gabriel Faure . . Theme and variations, in Cff minor
ISABEL CROCKFORD (Petersburg, Va.)
Bononcini .... L’esperto nocchiero
Schubert .... Impatience
THOMAS McLAUGHLIN (Elm Grove, West Va.)
Griffes Scherzo in Eb minor
CLAYTON A. WILLIAMS (St. Louis, Mo.)
Beethoven .... Quintet in Eb major, op. 16, for Pianoforte,
Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, and Bassoon
Grave — allegro non troppo
Andante cantabile
Rondo (allegro non troppo)
JEANNETTE GIGUERE (Chelsea)
ETHEL HARDING DURANT
DOROTHY PIKE (Melrose Highlands)
JOHN B. DOLAN (Somerville)
LLOYD MILLS (West Scarborough, Maine)
Stein way Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, March 9, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
TR OGRAM
Beethoven .
. . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in El? major, op. 1, no. 1
EVELYN LINCOLN (Brockton)
DORIS COWAN (South Hadley Falls)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
CmJDT TT.Tf>
lJI U K iyr^ o , .
. . .
Veracini
. . . A Pastoral
Bizet . . .
. . . Aria, Je dis que rien ne m’epouvante (Carmen)
ESTHER SANDS (Port Chester, N. Y.)
Mozart . .
. . . Ouartet in D major, for Strings (Kochel 575)
Allegro
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
JENNIE CANT (Roxbury)
JAMES ULMER (Los Angeles, Calif.)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Andante
JENNIE CANT
FLORENCE LEACH
JAMES ULMER
VIOLET HIRSH
Liszt . . .
. . . Waldesrauschen
RUSSELL W. LEE (Everett)
Stojowski
. . . Danse humoresque
KATHERINE VOORHEES (Needham)
Beethoven .
. . . Last movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in D minor, op. 70, no. 1
HENRY CLAY (Brownsville, Texas)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Westfield)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Evening, March 14, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
By
ELEANOR PACKARD
Class of 1928
PR OGRAM
Beethoven .... Sonata in F minor, op. 57 (Appassionato)
Allegro assai
Andante con moto
Allegro ma non troppo
Liszt-Busoni . . . Paganini’s Variations on a Theme in A minor
Schumann .... Kreisleriana, no. 3
Chopin Nocturne in C# minor
Finale from the Sonata in B minor
Ravel Jeux d’eaux
Converse .... From the Hills
I. Campfires
Sparkling firelight.
Crackling logs, fragrant smoke;
Stealthy foot-steps, darkness —
And the umknown beyond. . .
II. The Dancers
The drum, rhythm, color.
Warm lights, smiles.
White arms.
And the endless shuffle.
6a Id win Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, March 16, 1929, at 1:05
Mozart . .
Saturday Recital
TR OGRAM
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in G major (Kochel 496)
FRANCES BOOTH BY (We* Scarboro, Maine)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
Stradella .
Parker . .
. . . Col mio sangue comprerei
. . . Across the fields
ROMAYNE PERRY (Kennebunk, Maine)
Beethoven .
. . . Allegro vivace from the Pianoforte Sonata
in A major, op. 2, no. 2'
B. IRENE GOLDEN (Roxbury)
Bach-Saint-Saens . Gavotte in B minor
ELENA MAZZARELLO (Somerville)
Beethoven .
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Concerto
in C major
ROBERT GAFFNEY (Somerville)
Orchestral accompaniment on a
Second Pianoforte
by FLORA BROWN (Medford)
Woodford-Finden Kashmiri Song
MacDowell
JACK La ZAREFF (New York City)
. . . Bluette
PRISCILLA J. WHITE (Brockton)
Schubert
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Eb major, op. 99
MARY E. HUNTLEY (Danvers)
JENNIE CANT (Roxbury)
JULIANNE WUILLEUMIER (Attleboro)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
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Beethoven .
Chopin
Debussy . .
H. Piller
Moszkowski
RECITAL HALL
Monday Evening, March 18, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
by
CARL FELDMAN
Class 0/1927
PROGRAM
. . . Sonata in D major, op. 10, no. 3
Presto
Largo e mesto
Menuetto
Rondo
Two Preludes: in Fjf minor
in Bb minor
Ballade in F major
. . . Feux d’artifice
. . . La danse feerique
. . . Etude in Gb major
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Tuesday Evening, March 19, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
by
The Class in Brass Ensemble
under the direction of
LOUIS KLOEPFEL, of the Faculty
ASSISTED BY
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROG RAM
Fucick March: Entrance of the Gladiator
Fr. von Suppe . . Overture: Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna
John Ireland . . Chelsea Reach
GIOVANNI PADOVANO (Medford)
Schubert .... Ballet-music from Rosamunde
Szulc Mandoline
Hue Air des oiseaux
Delibes Les filles de Cadix
ADELAIDE CROSS (Rockland, Maine)
Johann Strauss . . Waltzes: On the beautiful blue Danube
Intermission
Wagner Prayer, from Lohengrin
Vieuxtemps . . . Adagio religioso, for Violin
NAOMI TROMBLEY (Longmeadow, Mass.)
Komsak Fairy Tales
Eilenberg .... Mill in the forest
Delibes-Dohnanyi Waltz, from NaIla
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
Martin Schroeder March
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Wednesday Evening, March 20, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
By
SYLVIA LANGMAN
Class of 1928
PR O G R A M
I.
Bach French Suite no. 6
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Polonaise
Bourree
Schumann .... Humoreske, op. 20
II.
Chopin Waltz in E minor
Prelude, op. 28, no. 8
Scherzo in Cj} minor
III.
Gabriel Faure . . Impromptu in F minor
Goossens Punch and Judy Show
Stevens Babillard
Saint-Saens . . . Toccata in F major
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Mus
RECITAL, HALL
Thursday Afternoon, March 21, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PROGRAM
Debussy Nocturne
CLELIA LUONGO (Revere)
Scarlatti .... Sento nel core
Pergolesi . . . . Se tu m’ami
DORIS PETERSON (Lunenburg)
Schuett Tendre aveu
VIRGINIA SARGENT (Rockport)
Arensky Autumn
Mrs. H. A. Beach . Ah, Love, but a day
GLADYS WILLIAMS (Gloucester)
Debussy Clair de lune
EDYTH BARR (Revere)
Arthur Whiting . Humoresque
KATHERINE McILROY (Lewiston, Maine)
Cesar Franck . . La Procession
Besly Time, you old gipsy
DOROTHY DUMMER (Rockport)
Debussy Feux d’artifice
CATHERINE HEBERT (West Warwick, R. I.)
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RECITAL HALL
Thursday Evening, March 21, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
h
DOROTHY MARSTON NYE
Class of 1928
PROGRAM
Bach . .
. . . . Prelude in F$ minor
Beethoven
. . . . Allegro con brio, from the Sonata in C major,
op. 2, no. 3
Paderewski . . . Theme with Variations
Debussy .
. . . . Danse des Delphes
Prelude in A minor
Chopin
. . . . Impromptu in C$ minor
Nocturne in B major
Scherzo in B minor
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, director
CONCERT
by
The Conservatory Orchestra
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH TWENTY-SECOND
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
Soloist: HOWARD GODING
of the Faculty
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
PROGRAM
I
Mendelssohn . . . Overture, Fingal’s Cave (The Hebrides)
Tchaikovsky . . . Concerto in B b minor, for Pianoforte
and Orchestra
Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso; allegro con
spirito
Andante semplice; prestissimo
Allegro con fuoco; allegro vivo
Wagner Siegfried’s Passage to Briinnhilde’s Rock,
from Siegfried
Goldmark .... Overture, In the Spring
JORDAN HALL EXITS
FLOOE
Main Exii
BALCONY
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, March 23, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday <rRecital
TROG RA M
Beethoven ,
. . . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor, op. 1, no. 3
NORA GILL (West Roxbury)
ROLAND HEALD (Leeds, Maine)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Schumann
. . . . Arabesque
LEAH LAPPIN (Dorchester)
Schumann .
Schumann
. . . Der Ring
. . . . Widmung
MARY LOUISE COLTRANE (Springfield, Mo.)
Schumann
, . . . Traumeswirren
BERNADETTE PARSONS (Vermilion, Ohio)
Griffes . .
. . . The lake at evening
MARION BLAINE (Barnett, Vt.)
Brahms . .
LOUIS AMIRO (Wakefield)
Dvorak . .
Op. 21
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Steinway Pianoforte
SA(yV> England (conservatory of CMusic
CONCERT
under the auspices of
ALPHA CHAPTER
KAPPA GAMMA PSI FRATERNITY
i
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
Monday Evening, March 25, 1929
at 8:20 o’clock
KAPPA GAMMA PSI STRING ORCHESTRA
AND
KAPPA GAMMA PSI GLEE CLUB
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Conductor
Soloist :
RULON Y. ROBISON
of the Faculty
Steinway Pianoforte
PROGRAM
I
Handel First movement of Concerto Grosso IX.
Grieg Herzwunden
Der Friihling
K T 'F STRING ORCHESTRA
Di Lasso Matona, lovely maiden
Morley Now is the Month of Maying
Weelkes The Nightingale
K r 'F GLEE CLUB
Schubert .... Forellen Quintet, op. 114
STUART MASON, Piano
CLARENCE F. KNUDSON, Violin
HENRI A. EKERLENS, Viola
ALEXANDER MARK, Violoncello
MAX O. KUNZE, Contrabass
Folk Songs :
Serbian Song of the Forge
Swedish Varmeland
French Sweet day is softly dying
Russian Cossack Song
K r 'F GLEE CLUB
Chadwick .... Andante for Strings
K F 'F STRING ORCHESTRA
Respighi Nevicata
Reynaldo Hahn . Serenade, “La Barchetta”
De Falla .... Seguedille
Mr. ROBISON
Fuchs Serenade in E minor, for String Orchestra
I. Romanze
II. Minuetto
III. Allegretto grazioso
IV. Finale alia zingarese
K T ❖ STRING ORCHESTRA
K r * STRING ORCHESTRA
VIOLINS
Malcolm Mark
Delwin Shaw
Basil Prangoulis
Ottavio DeVivo
Francis Smith
Edward Gerry
Malcolm Knott
Alfred Kishkis
Roland Heald
VIOLAS
George Humphrey
Stanley Slominski
VIOLONCELLOS
Alexander Mark Edwin Stuntzner
CONTRABASS
Stanley Hassell
K r * GLEE CLUB
FIRST TENORS
Rowland Halfpenny Bower Murphy
Alexander Mark Edward O’Hearn
SECOND TENORS
Ottavio DeVivo Bryant Minot
Alfred Kishkis Basil Prangoulis
Francis Smith
FIRST BASSES
Louis Amiro Edward Henneberry
Philip Ferrero Harrow Kindness
George Gibson Vincent Morgan
SECOND BASSES
Raymond Bell Malcolm Mark
Stanley Hassell Merton Rylander
Edwin Stuntzner
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
Tuesday Evening, March 26, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
SONG RECITAL
By
NANCY KESSLER, Gontralto
Reginald Boardman, Accompanist
PR OG RAM
Handel Rendi’l sereno al ciglio
Paisiello .... Chi vuol la zingarella
Nerini Rose ne croyez pas
Cui La statue de Tsarkoie-selo
Meyerbeer .... Aria from Le Prophete: Ah! mon fils!
Hildach Madchenlied
Giehrl Mir traumte von einem Konigskind
Schubert .... Der Tod und das Madchen
Giehrl Elselein (Volksliedchen)
Wagner Aria from Das Rheingold:
Weiche, Wotan! weiche!
Armstrong-Gibbs . Ann’s Lullaby
Araby
Charles Gibson . . Dreams (MSS. First time in public)
Violin Obbligato by MARGARET CLARK
Deems Taylor . . Twenty, Eighteen
Fiske The Bird
Herman Gifts
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, March 28, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
Vi
PROGRAM
Bach First movement of the Italian Concerto
CHARLOTTE FINE (Roxbury)
Handel Andante and allegro from the Violin Sonata
in A major
ISABEL McDonald (Brookline)
Brahms Intermezzo
LOUISE FRIEDMAN (Dorchester)
Schumann .... Pianoforte Sonata in Fit minor, op. 11
RUTH CULBERTSON (Mancelona, Mich.)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, March 30, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
TR OGRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Trio in C minor,
op. 1, no. 3
IRVING SPIVACK (Chelsea)
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Griffes The Lake at evening
MARION BLAINE (Barnett, Vt.)
Ronald Pluck this little flower
Chadwick .... Dear love, when in thine arms I lie
BEATRICE ROYCE (New Bedford)
Debussy Clair de lune
ELLAENOR WALLACE (Coaticook, Canada)
MacMillan . . . Barcarolle 1 f v. ,.
Gardner .... Prelude in C major J °r 10 in
EDITH STEVENS (Beverly)
Debussy La Cathedrale engloutie
ZETTA BLUMENTHAL (Savannah, Ga.)
Rachmaninov . . Prelude in Cjf minor
RAY GORDON (Boston)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL- HALL
Thursday Afternoon, April 4, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
11
Beethoven .
. . P'irst movement of the Pianoforte Sonata
in Eb major, op. 8itf
MILDRED CLEMONS (Brockton)
Carpenter .
Jensen . .
. . May the Maiden
. . O lass’ dich halten
JULIA METRIK (Worcester)
Liszt . . .
, . . Etude in Db major
VIRGINIA BLAKENEY (Monroe, N. C.)
Saint-Saens
. . O beaux reves evanouis
Aria from Etienne Marcel
Mozart . . .
. . Voi che sapete
Aria from Le Nozze di Figaro
MARJORIE DAVIES (Boston)
Cyril Scott .
A. Blackman .
• ■ Elegie | for yiolin
. . intermezzo j
CLARA BAKER (Boston)
Stojowski . .
. . Chant d’ amour
SOPHIE ANGOFF (Dorchester)
Tosti ...
. . Song, Mattinata
*
CORINNE WILSON (Putnam, Conn.)
Debussy . . .
. . Bruyeres
CLARIBEL LaMONTAGNE (Lawrence)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Wednesday Evening, April 17, 1929
at 8:15
ORGAN RECITAL
by
THOMAS W. LANDER
( Class of i()2gy Collegiate )
PROGRAM
Dunham Fantasia and Fugue
Parker Allegretto from the Sonata in Eb minor
Bossi Chorale
Guilmant .... Scherzo from the 5th Sonata
Vaughn Williams . Rhosymedre
Bach Toccata in D minor
Widor Scherzo from the 4th Symphony
Cesar Franck . . Chorale in A minor
Bossi Etude symphonique
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, April 18, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PROGRAM
Brahms Rhapsody in B minor
ROXANA HUNT (Marshall, Texas)
Gluck Recitative and aria from La Favorita:
O del mio dolce ardor
O mio Ferrando
Mrs. ALICE RITCH (Scranton, Penn.)
Grieg Nocturne in C major
MAURIE GAULL (Roxbury)
Pataky Song, Die Lotusblume
ANN SACHER (Hartford, Conn.)
Debussy Sarabande
CHALLIS WILSON (Harvard, Mass.)
Porpora-Kreisler . Menuett, for Violin
KENNETH KIRKNESS (Somerville)
Gabriel Faure . . Au cimitiere
Les roses d’lspahan
ANICETA SHEA (Newport, R. I.)
MacDowell . . . Moto perpetuo
MURIEL THOMAS (Waverley)
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
Jfelv England (Conservatory of zdACusic
1 - -_=^
I
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
s
1
RECITAL
<2jy pupils of
NORINE ROBARDS
S
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Evening, April 18, 1929
at 8:15 o’clock
PR O G R A M
12
Kuhlau ....
. Sonatina, op. 55, no. 1
LEO KAHN
Gluck ....
Corelli ....
. Minuet
. Gigue
BETTY DONOVAN
Henry Goodrich
. Caprice, arr. from Haydn
Bourree, arr. from Mouret
MIRIAM McCORMACK
Poldini ....
. Margot’s Wooden Shoes
MARGARET RAY
Handel ....
Heller ...
. Courante
. Scherzino
REGINALD THOMAS
Schubert . . .
. Valse noble
RUTH McCRARY
Jensen
. Two Waltzes, op. 33
DOROTHY COLPITTS
Beethoven . . .
. Sonatina in G major
Allegretto
Scherzo
JOSEPH de VARRON
Handel ....
. Gavotte in Bb major
EVELYN KLEIN
Kluhau ....
. Rondo from Sonata, op. 59, no. 1
HELEN WENETSKY
PR O G R A M
Haydn . . . .
C. P. E. Bach . .
VON WlLM . . .
Beethoven . . .
Schumann . . .
Helen Hopekirk
MacDowell . .
Scarlatti . . .
Beethoven . . .
Scarlatti . . .
Scharwenka . .
Schubert . . .
Chopin . . . .
. Gipsy Rondo
ELIZABETH STONE
. Solfeggietto
. Humoreske
ELIZABETH SMITH
. First movement, Sonata in F minor, op. 2, no. i
albert does
. Scherzino from uCarnival Pranks in Vienna”
EVELYN COYLE
. Rigaudon
MARGARET McMAHON
. Hungarian
EDITH NOTARO
. Sonata in F major
cecil McCrary
. First movement, Sonata in G major, op. 79
MARY HAYES
. Pastorale
. Polish Dance
rose pagliarulo
. Minuetto, Sonata in B minor
. Nocturne in F minor, op. 55, no. 1
MIRIAM ATLAS
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, April 20, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
PR O GRAM
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in Eb major, op. 70, no. 2
RUTH ATKINS (Hartford, Conn.)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Brahms Rhapsody in G minor
CORA RUSTON (Triumph, Minn.)
Vieuxtemps . . . Adagio religioso from the 4th Violin Concerto
ROLAND HEALD (Leeds, Maine)
Chopin Nocturne in Bb minor
MARTHA BUCK (Streeter, North Dakota)
Jeanne Behrend . The old scissors grinder
FERN COLDREN (Wilkes Barre, Penn.)
Godard Adagio pathetique, from the
Concerto romantique, for Violin
LILLIAN TAITT (Colon, Panama)
Debussy Minstrels
RUTH LAYMAN (Brookline)
Mozart Finale of the Pianoforte Trio in E major,
K. no. 542
DOROTHY MEEK (Wellesley)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, Director
Twentieth Annual Competition
for
THE MASON & HAMLIN PRIZE
JORDAN HALL
APRIL THE TWENTY-FOURTH
1929
By
STUDENTS OF THE PIANOFORTE DEPARTMENT
in the Senior Class of The Conservatory Course
and
POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS
Who are Candidates for the Soloists’ Diploma
JUDGES:
MR. SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY MISS MYRA HESS
MR. HAROLD BAUER
PROGRAM
Each contestant will play the following prescribed selections,
and one additional piece of personal choice:
Chopin Etude in F major, op. io, no. 8
Albeniz Triana (from Iberia)
U^a?nes of Contestants
%
In order of their appearance, with additional selection to be played by each:
Bach-Liszt .
ELISABETH JOANNE SCHULZ
. . . Fugue in A minor
Bach . . .
LUCILLE MONAGHAN
. . . Prelude in Bb minor (Book I., no. 22)
Liszt . . .
IRVING DANA BARTLEY
. . . La Campanella
Bach . . .
CHARLES EDWARD O’NEILL
. . . Chromatic Fantasie
Chopin . .
DONALD JAMES VAN WART
. . . Scherzo in B minor
Ravel . . .
ELEANOR PACKARD
. . . Jeux d’eaux
MILDRED LEVINSON
Delibes-Dohnanyi Waltz from Naila
Announcement of Judges’ Decision
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
The (JWason c^ //amlin T*rize
I
In the year 1909 the Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte Company, through
its President, Henry L. Mason, Esq., offered an Annual Prize of a Grand
Pianoforte, to be competed for by candidates for the Soloists’ Diploma in
the graduating class of the Conservatory. The prize was to be awarded
to the student giving the best performance in the opinion of the judges,
who were to be three in number, one of them being the Conductor of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
The first competition was held in April, 1910, with six contestants.
Since that time a contest has been held annually, with an average of
seven competitors.
In 19 1 1 the conditions of the contests were altered to admit each year,
under certain restrictions as to length of study in the Conservatory, any
members of the Senior Class, and also post-graduate candidates for the
Soloists’ Diploma in Pianoforte.
Under the rules now in force, students are eligible each year to enter
the competition who have attended the Conservatory for not less than two
years, and who have been registered continuously since October 15 th of
the preceding calendar year, as follows :
(a) Members of the Senior Class in the Conservatory
Course ;
(b) Post-graduate students who are candidates for the
Soloists’ Diploma in the Conservatory Course,
who have been registered in the Pianoforte De-
partment continuously since their graduation;
and
(c) Third- and fourth-year students in the pianoforte
course leading to the degree Bachelor of Mu-
sic, who have not previously competed for this
prize.
For the competitions of 1910 and 1911 no selections were prescribed
for performance. Since that time either all the pieces to be performed
have been prescribed, or two have been prescribed and choice of a third
left to each contestant.
At the suggestion of Mr. Koussevitzky, the winner of the competition
in 1928 was invited by the Trustees of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
to appear as soloist in one of the concerts of the orchestra. This per-
formance took place on December 14th, 1928, in one of the regular series
of concerts in Sanders Theatre, Cambridge.
Judges o f the (Competitions
Harold Bauer 1912,
Alfredo Casella 1927
George W. Chadwick, Director, 1910,
Max Fiedler 1910,
Arthur Foote 1911,
Felix Fox 1928
Carl Friedberg 1917
Ossip Gabrilowitsch 1916
Rudolph Ganz 1918,
Heinrich Gebhard 1913
Philip Hale 1919
Myra Hess 1929
Edward Burlingame Hill . . .1921
Ernest Hutcheson 1921,
Serge Koussevitzky 1925 ,
C. M. Loeffler 1910,
Guy Maier 1924
Benno Moiseiwitsch 1927
Pierre Monteux 1920,
Dr. Karl Muck 1913,
Horatio Parker 1918
Lee Pattison 1924
Henri Rabaud 1919
Harold Randolph 1912,
Mme. Olga Samaroff 1926
Ernest Schelling 1915,
Sigismund Stojowski 1922
Mme. Antoinette Szumowska .1918
Wallace Goodrich (acting for the
Director) 1915
14, '25, '29
ii,
'11,
’19
12, '13, 14,
’l2
[6, ’20
'20, 25
’23, ’26
’26, ’27,
’i7, ’28
’28, ’29
21, 22
’14, 'is,
23
, 23, 24
’16, ’17
22
PRESCRIBED WORKS
1910-1929
Opus
No. Year
Albeniz
Triana (Iberia)
’29
J. S. Bach"
Prelude and Fugue in C major, Book II.
No. 1
’14
“ “ E major
9
’12
Prelude in C ti minor
I.
4
’18
“ Cj major
I.
3
’18
“ E b minor
I.
8
’24
Fugue in G minor
I.
16
’13
“ E minor
II.
10
’23
Chromatic Fantasie
’i9
Italian Concerto (first m.)
’22
French Suite No. 5 (Allemande and Courante)
’26
Fugue (Chromatic Fantasie)
’27
Bach-Liszt
Organ Fantasie in G minor
’25
Beethoven
Sonata in C minor (I.)
13
’22
“ C major (I.)
53
’16,
“ F minor (I.)
57
’1 7
“ D minor (Allegro and Adagio)
3I^’i8
“ Eb major (I.)
81 a
’14
“ E major (I.)
109
’15,
Theme and variations
’i3
“ Ab major (I.)
1 10
’19
“ C minor (I.)
1 1 1
’24
Adagio from Sonata in D minor
3I^’l2
Brahms
Finale of the Sonata in Ftt minor, No.
2
’20
10
10
25
10
15
27
10
36
Chopin Prelude in B[? minor Op. 28 No. 16
“ F$ minor 28
“ G$ minor 28
Etude in Cjf minor
“ C minor
“ A minor
“ F major
Nocturne in F major
“ C$ minor
Etude in F major
Scherzo in B minor
Impromptu in Fjf major
Scherzo from Sonata in Bb minor
Debussy L’Isle joyeuse
Reflets dans l’eau
Liszt Etude in Eb major, No. 5 (Feux-follets)
Concert Etude in F minor, No. 2
Mozart Fantasie in C minor (Sonata No. 18)
Scarlatti Sonata in A major, No. 17
12/25
’25
’25
’14
’i5
’13/28
’29
’16
’24
’18
’19
>l7
’20/27
’16
’16
15
’26
21
’17
WORKS OFFERED OF CANDIDATES’ CHOICE
1910-1929
Albeniz
Bach
Bach-Busoni
Bach-Liszt
Balakirev
Beethoven
Brahms
Chabrier
Chadwick
Chopin
Debussy
El Puerto
Gavotte in B minor
Chromatic Fantasie
Prelude in Bb minor (Book I., no. 22)
Chaconne in D minor
Fugue in A minor
Islamey
Sonata in D major, op. 10, no. 3 (Rondo)
Sonata in C major, op. 53 (Rondo and Finale)
Sonata in F minor, op. 57 (first movement)
Sonata in E minor, op. 109 (first movement)
Sonata in F minor (first movement)
Fugue in Bb major
Variations on a theme by Handel
Bourree fantasque
Dans le canot
Sonata in B minor (Finale)
Etudes: in Gb major, op. 10, no. 5
in C minor, op. 10, no. 12
in Ab major, op. 25, no. 1
in F minor, op. 25, no. 2
Nocturne in Db major, op. 27, no. 2
Impromptu in F$ major, op. 36
Polonaises: in Eb major
in Ab major
Ballades: in G minor
in Ab major
in F major
Scherzo in Cjf minor
Scherzo in B minor
Berceuse
Feux d’ artifice
L’Isle joyeuse
Jardins sous la pluie
Reflets dans l’eau
Delibes-Dohnanyi
Dohnanyi
Glinka-Balakirev
Henselt
Jadassohn
Liszt
MacDowell
Moszkowski
Mozart
O’Donnell
Paganini-Liszt
Rachmaninov
Ravel
Rheinberger
Rubinstein
Saint-Saens
Schumann
Schytte
Stojowski
Tchaikovsky
Verdi-Liszt
WlHTOL
Waltz from Naila
Tolle Gesellschaft
The Lark
Si j’^tais oiseau
Scherzo, op. 35, no. 3
Au bord d’une source
Benediction de Dieu dans la solitude
Concert etudes: in F minor
in D b major
Feux-follets
Gnomenreigen
Hungarian Rhapsody no. 1 2
no. 13
La Campanella
Polonaise in E major
S. Francois de Paule marchant sur les dots
Sonnetto del Petrarca 123
Spozalizio
Waldesrauschen
Concert Etude
Ungarisch
Caprice espagnole
Fantasie in D minor
Before the dawn
Etudes: in Eb major
in A minor
Prelude in G major
Jeux d’eaux
Toccata, op. 12
Etude in Eb major, op. 23
Valse caprice
Toccata in F major
Novelette in F major
Sonata, op. 22 (Andantino)
Sonata, op. 53 (first movement)
Chant d’amour
Troika
Rigoletto Fantasie
Berceuse in B major
W timers of the zJbfason & ffamlin Competitions
1910-1928
1910 Julius Louis Chaloff
1 91 1 Grace Bertha Nicholson
1912 Charles Lorenzo Shepherd
1913 Sara Helen Littlejohn
1914 Herbert Ring wall
1915 Howard Monroe Goding
1916 . . Fannie Levis
1917 Martha Baird
1918 Sue Kyle Southwick
1919 Naomi Howard Bevard
1920 Jesus Marfa Sanroma
1921 Walter Leonard Hansen
1922 Alice Marjorie Rathbun
Honorable Mention to Harold H. Logan
1923 Florence Levy
1924 George Auger Gibson
Honorable Mention to Margaret C. Mason
1925 Elizabeth Hunt Travis
1926 Ruth Culbertson
Honorable Mention to Elisabeth Joanne Schulz
1927 Luise Hedwig Bube
1928 Leon Vartanian
JORDAN HALL EXITS
¥LOO&
BALCONY
New England Conservatory of Mu
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, April 25, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PR OG RAM
Brahms Rhapsody in G minor
MARY DAVIS (Cookeville, Tenn.)
Chopin Etude in C minor
VINCENT MORGAN (Worcester)
Brahms Intermezzo
ANNE LEVINE (Roxbury)
Daquin Le coucou
ESTHER LAPIDUS (Somerville)
A. Holy Legende (for Harp)
ARTISS de VOLT (Boston)
Ravel La Vallee des cloches
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN (Enfield, N. C.)
Brahms Ballade in D major
G. RAYMOND BELL (Franklin, Penn.)
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, Director
CONCERT
by
The Conservatory Orchestra
AND
The Conservatory Chorus
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY, APRIL THE TWENTY-SIXTH
1929
The Conservatory Orchestra
AND
The Conservatory
WALLACE GOODRICH,
Soloists :
Chorus
Conductor
RULON Y. ROBISON, of the Faculty
and ADVANCED STUDENTS
PROGRAM
I
G. W. Chadwick . Chorus from the Columbian Ode
(for the opening of the World's Fair held at Chicago in 1892 )
Over the wide, the unknown, far to the shores of Ind,
On through the dark, the dark alone, like a feather blown by the wind,
Into the west away, sped by the breath of God,
Seeking the clearer day where only His feet have trod.
From the past to the future we sail, we slip from the leash of kings;
Hail ! spirit of Freedom, Hail ! Hail !
Hail ! Hail ! unfurl thine impalpable wings,
Receive us, protect us and bless thy knights who brave all for thee.
Though death be thy soft caress by that touch shall our souls be free.
Hail ! spirit of Freedom, Hail !
Onward and ever on till the voice of despair is stilled,
Till the haven of peace is won, and the purpose of God fulfilled.
HARRIET MONROE.
Arthur Foote . . One of Four Character Pieces
after the Rubiayat of Omar Khayyam
A Book of Verses underneath the Bough ,
A Jug of Wine , a Loaf of Bread — and Thou
Beside me singing in the Wilderness —
Oh, Wilderness were Paradise enow !
J. S. Bach .... Chorale from the Cantata :
Herz und Mund und That und Leber
(B. G. 147)
Jesus bleibet meine Freude,
Meines Herzens Trost und Saft.
Jesus wehret allem Leide,
Er ist meines Lebens Kraft,
Meiner Augen Lust und Sonne,
Meiner Seele Schatz und Wonne.
Darum lass’ ich Jesum nicht
Aus dem Herzen und Gesicht.
Georg Henschel . Morgenhymne
Bald ist der Nacht ein End’ gemacht;
Schon ftihl ich Morgenlufte wehen ;
Der Herr, der spricht “Es werde Licht” !
Da muss was dunkel ist, vergehen.
Vom Himmelszelt durch alle Welt ^
Die Engel Freude-jauchzend fliegen;
Der Sonne Strahl durchflammt das All,
Herr, lass’ uns kampfen, lass’ uns siegen.
R. REINICK.
Wagner Aria from Die Walkure:
Winterstiirme wichen dem Wonnemond
Mr. ROBISON
Ernest Schelling . A Victory Ball ( After the poem by Alfred Noyes)
A Bacchanale Traversed by a Vision
A Vision of troops marching on irresistibly, inexorably —
Nothing stops them — not those who fall by the way —
Not those whose fate is written in fiery stormy skies.
On they march to victory or disaster — in either case desolation —
suffering — death.
Wilhelm Gericke . Chorus of Homage
Nightingales sang yesterday,
Now the larks are singing,
Mystic meaning has the lay,
New-born rapture bringing.
Spring-time ! what a magic spell
Through the soul is going !
And hushed Nature heard it swell,
All the buds are growing.
Bearing blessings o’er the Earth,
Rings the wondrous story,
While in mortal hearts have birth
Echoes of its glory.
Sunlight dances in the skies
When two hearts are plighted,
Thro’ the gates of Paradise
Float the pair united.
May bells, too, a dainty chime
To the twain are sending;
Love that blooms in violet time
Finds no wintry ending.
TR. LOUIS C. ELSON.
Vincent d’Indy . . La Chevauchee du Cid
Scene hispano-moresqne
Ma cavale et ma lance !
Sus au More et vengeance !
Casque au front, dague au poing,
Cuirasse sur pourpoint !
Foudre et sang que d’armures!
Que de belles blessures !
Ho, Ho, Hop ! Au galop !
Sus aux fils du noir Chamelier,
Reprenons a ces races viles
Nos champs d’or et nos blanches villes.
Ho ! Seigneur Cavalier ! En avant !
Criniere echevelee,
Pousse dans la melee,
Mes eperons sanglants
Vont labourer tes flancs.
Tu fremis sous la bride,
Et ton beau col se ride.
Ho, Ho, Hop ! Au galop !
Nos bras, en amoureux collier,
T’enlaceront avec folie ;
Tu choisiras la plus jolie,
O gentil Cavalier.
Vois lk-bas leur croissant briber
Ou nos pennons brillaient naguere;
Pousse ton bon cheval de guerre.
En avant, Seigneur Cavalier !
Comme un rayon d’orage,
Dans l’essaim plein de rage
Des dards mortels et prompts
Nous dtincelerons;
Ho-la ! La trompe sonne,
En avant, ma lionne !
Ho, ho ! Au galop !
ROBERT DE BONNIILRES.
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Baritone Solo:
thomas McLaughlin
Iaint-Saens
Jmetana
Final scene of Act I., Samson et Dalila
Chorus of Philistine Maidens: Trio
Dance of the Priestesses of Dagon
Aria: “Printemps qui commence”
MARION WARFIELD
Mr. ROBISON
Mr. McLaughlin
. . Overture to Die Verkaufte Braut
JORDAN HALL EXITS
FLOOtt
BALCONY
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, April 27, 1929, at 1:05
Beethoven .
Saturday Recital
m
PROGRAM
. . . Trio in D major, op. 9, no. 2,
for Violin, Viola, and Violoncello
Allegretto
Andante
, Menuetto
Rondo
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
GEORGE HUMPHREY (Mingo Junction, Ohio)
EDWIN STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
J. S. Bach .
. . . Prelude and Fugue
(Well Tempered Clavichord, Vol. 2, no. 9)
DOROTHY ROSS (Jamaica Plain)
Puccini . .
Meyerbeer .
. . . uO mio babbino caro” from Gianni Schicchi
. . . “ Addio, .terra nativa” from L’Africana
GERTRUDE BENSON (Brighton)
Grieg . . .
. . . Hochzeitstag auf Troldhaugen
ADELLE CALLENDER (Boston)
Chopin . .
. . . Scherzo in B minor
HENRY CLAY (Brownsville, Texas)
Brahms . .
. . . Finale of the Pianoforte Trio in C minor,
op. 101
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Maine)
MAUD SISSON (Charleston, S. C.)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Steinway Pianoforte
The Vignettes of 1929
‘ Presented by
Beta Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon
April the twenty-ninth
1929
Recital Hall
8:15 P. M.
Program
i. The Boston Women’s Sympathy Orchestra
2. The Jousting Jesters
CAROLYN EUBANKS
ELIZABETH TRAVIS
3. The Ghastly Octet
Featuring uThe Danse Macabre” by Saint Saens
Arranged for String Quartet by Ruth Austen
4. Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
RUTH LOBAUGH
DOROTHY PIKE
MAE TAYLOR, “Little Girl”
Program
5. Romeo and Juliet uas she never was before”
Isabel McDonald
RUTH AUSTEN
6. Old Chestnuts Revue
7. Triangle Song
<iAll are most (Cordially Incited to remain for
‘ Dancing and Refreshments
in Rrown Jfall
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, May 2, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PR OG RAM
Rachmaninov . . Prelude in G major
VIRGINIA BLAKENEY (Monroe, N. C.)
Donaudy .... Come l’allodoletta
Handel Come and trip it
HELEN CHAMBLEE (Red Oak, N. C.)
Chopin Etude in F minor, op. 25, no. 2
REVA FINKS (Portland, Maine)
Bruch . . ... . Andante from the Violin Concerto in G minor
T. WILLIAM REIVO (Fitchburg)
Debussy Arabesque in G major
RUBY LEONG (Honolulu, H. I.)
Chopin Etude in C^ minor, op. 25, no. 7
FRANCES MASSEY (Ocala, Fla.)
Carpenter .... May the maiden
Paisiello Chi vuol la Zingarella
RUBY O. GUNTHER (Toledo, Ohio)
Albeniz Zortzico
VIRCINIA KIMBALL (75 Banks Road, Swampscott)
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND ' CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
Thursday Evening, May 2, 1929, at 8:15
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VIOLIN RECITAL
by
I ONE COY
Class of 1925
assisted by
RUTH CULBERTSON, Pianoforte Accompanist
Class of 1926
AND
EDWARD JENKINS, Pianoforte
Class of 1926
Brahms
PROGRAM
. . . . • Sonata in G major
Vivace, ma non troppo
Adagio
Allegro molto moderato
Jenkins
Sonata Fantaisie for Violin and Pianoforte
Bach .
Arioso
Hubay
Zephyr
Strauss
Rimsky-Korsakov . Hymn to the Sun (. Arr . Franko
Novacek Perpetuum mobile
The P i a n o f o r t e ' i s a Steinway
JA(V'te’ England Conservatory of <dhCusic
CONCERT
by the
CHORAL CLASS
of the Department of Public-School Music
and the
ORCHESTRAL CLASS
Francis Findlay, Conductor
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JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY THE THIRD
NINETEEN hundred and twenty-nine
at 8:15
Mozart
Chadwick . .
Chadwick . .
Mabel Daniels
Beethoven . .
Stanford . .
'Program
Overture to Don Giovanni
Choruses with orchestra
. . Commemoration Ode
. . Fathers of the Free
. . Peace with a Sword
Violin solo with orchestra
Romance in F
HARRY DICKSON (1929)
. . Phaudrig Crohoore
Irish Ballad for chorus and orchestra
Texts of the (fhoral ^Pieces
*8? *8?
COMMEMORATION ODE
From the poem by James Russell Lowell
Salute the sacred dead,
Who went and who return not.
Say not so, say not so!
We rather seem the dead,
That stay’d behind.
Blow, trumpets, blow!
All your exultations blow!
For never shall their aureoled presence lack:
They come, they come transfigured back,
Secure from change in their high-hearted ways.
Beautiful evermore,
And with the rays of morn
On their white shields of expectation,
Beautiful evermore.
FATHERS OF THE FREE
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
With kindling hearts again we tread
The pathway of the mighty dead,
Where meet and pass their spirits high
Who tasting death disdained to die.
We hail thee, fathers of the free
And prophets of our destiny,
Who from their starry heights control
The tides that flood a nation’s soul.
In high humility we claim
Our birthright in their hallowed fame.
With widening vision we would rise
To the horizon of their eyes.
God of our Fathers, grant that we
Who keep their sacred memory
Fail not when prophecy again
Shall smite and rouse the souls of men.
PEACE WITH A SWORD
Abbie Farwell Brown
Peace ! how we love her and the good she brings
On broad, benignant wings!
And we have clung to her, how close and long,
While she has made us strong.
Now we must guard her, lest her power cease
And in the harried world be no more peace ;
E’en with a sword,
Help us, O Lord !
For us no patient peace, the weary goal
Of a war-sickened soul.
No peace flung to us from a tyrant’s hand,
Sop to a servile land.
No peace bending the knees before a calf of gold,
With nerveless fingers impotent to hold
The freeman’s sword,
Not this — O Lord!
America’s strong arm holds high and free
That “placid peace we seek in liberty” ;
Yea, with a sword
Help us, O Lord!
Unfurl the banners that defied a king,
Then tattered colors bring
That made the nations one from sea to sea
In godly liberty.
To peace at last in lands from horror freed,
America, your conq’ring armies lead!
Won by the sword!
Thy peace, O Lord!
PHAUDRIG CROHOORE
( Patrick O'Connor)
J. Sheridan Le Fanu
Oh! Phaudrig Crohoore was the broth of a boy
An’ he stood six feet eight;
An’ his arm was as round as another man’s thigh —
Tis Phaudrig was great !
An’ his hair was as black as the shadows of night,
An’ hung over the scars left by many a fight;
An’ his voice, like the thunder, was deep, strong, and loud,
An’ his eye like the lightning from under the cloud.
An’ all the girls liked him, for he could spake civil,
And sweet when he liked it, for he was the divil,
An’ there wasn’t a girl from thirty-five under,
Divil a matter how cross, but he could get round her.
But of all the sweet girls that smiled on him, but one,
One was the girl of his heart.
An’ he loved her alone;
For warm as the sun, as the rock firm and sure,
Was the love of the heart of Phaudrig Crohoore,
An’ he’d die for one smile from his Kathleen O’Brien,
For his love, like his hatred, was strong as the lion.
But Michael O’Hanlon loved Kathleen as w^ell
As he hated Crohoore, an’ that same was like hell.
But O’Brien liked him, for they were the same parties,
The O’Briens, O ’Hanlons, and Murphys and Cartys,
An’ they all went together and hated Crohoore,
For it’s many’s the batin’ he gave them before.
An’ O’Hanlon made up to O’Brien, and says he,
“I’ll marry your daughter if you’ll give her to me.”
An’ the match was made up, an’ when Shrovetide came on,
The company assembled, three hundred if one.
There was all the O ’Hanlons, an’ Murphys, an’ Cartys,
An’ the young boys and girls of all of them parties.
The O’Briens, of course, gathered strong on that day,
An’ the pipers and fiddlers were tearin’ away;
There was roarin’ an’ jumpin’, an’ jiggin’, an’ dingin’,
An’ jokin’, an’ blessin’, an’ kissin’, an’ singin’,
An’ they wor all laughin’, why not, to be sure?
How O’Hanlon came inside of Phaudrig Crohoore.
An’ they talk’d, an’ they laugh’d the length of the table,
Atin’ an drinkin’ all while they were able;
An’ with pipin’ an’ fiddlin’ an’ roarin’ like thunder,
Your head you’d think fairly was splittin’ asunder.
An’ the priest call’d out, “Silence, ye blackguards, agin,”
An’ he took up his prayer-book, just goin’ to begin,
An’ they all held their tongues from their funnin’ an’ bawlin’,
So silent, you’d notice the smallest pin failin’.
And the priest was just beginnin’ to read
When the door sprang back to the wall, an’ in walked Crohoore.
An’ he walked slowly up, watch’d by many a bright eye,
As a black cloud moves on thro’ the stars of the sky,
An’ none strove to stop him, for Phaudrig was great,
’Till he stood, all alone, just opposite the sate,
Where O’Hanlon and Kathleen, his beautiful bride,
Were sittin’ so illigant out side by side.
An’ he gave her one look that her heart almost broke,
An’ he turned to O’Brien, her father, and spoke,
An’ his voice, like the thunder was deep, strong, and loud
An’ his eye shone like lightning, from under the cloud.
“I did not come here like a tame, crawlin’ mouse,
But I stand like a man in my enemies’ house,
In the field, on the road, Phaudrig never knew fear
Of his foemen, an’ God knows he scorns it here,
So lave me at aise, for three minutes or four,
To spake to the girl I’ll never see more.”
And to Kathleen he turn’d, an’ his voice changed its tone,
For he thought of the days when he called her his own,
An’ his eye blazed like lightning from under the cloud
On his false-hearted girl, reproachful and proud,
An’ says he, “Kathleen bawn, is it true what I hear,
That you marry of your free choice without threat or fear?
If so, spake the word, an’ I’ll turn an’ depart,
Cheated once, an’ once only by woman’s false heart.”
Oh, sorrow and love made the poor girl dumb,
An’ she tried hard to spake, but the words wouldn’t come;
For the sound of his voice, as he stood there forninst her,
Went cold on her heart, as the night wind in winter,
An’ the tears in her blue eyes stood tremblin’ to flow,
An’ pale was her cheek, as the moonshine on snow.
Then the heart of bold Phaudrig swell’d high in its place,
For he knew by one look in that beautiful face
That, tho’ strangers and foemen there pledged hands might sever,
Her true heart was his, an’ his only, forever.
An’ he lifted his voice like the eagle’s hoarse call,
An’, says Phaudrig, “She’s mine still, in spite of you all!”
Then up jump’d O’Hanlon, an’ a tall boy was he,
An’ he look’d on bold Phaudrig as fierce as could be,
An’, says he, “By the holy, before you go out,
Bold Phaudrig Crohoore, you must fight for a bout.”
Then Phaudrig made answer, “I’ll do my endeavor!”
An’ with one blow he stretched bold O’Hanlon forever.
In his arms he took Kathleen, an’ stepped to the door,
An’ he leaped on his horse an’ he flung her before,
An’ they all were so bother’d that not a man stirred
’Till the galloping hoofs on the pavement were heard,
And up they all started, like bees in a swarm,
An’ they riz a great shout, like the burst of a storm ;
An’ they roar’d, an’ they ran, an’ they shouted galore,
But Kathleen and Phaudrig, they never saw more.
But them days are gone by, an’ he is no more,
An’ the green grass is growin’ o’er Phaudrig Crohoore.
For he could not be aisy or quiet at all:
As he lived a brave boy, he resolved so to fall;
An’ he took a good pike, for Phaudrig was great,
An’ he fought, an’ he died, in the year ’ninety-eight.
An’ the day that Crohoore in the green field was killed,
A strong boy was stretch’d, an’ a strong heart was still’d.
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
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Saturday Afternoon, May 4, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
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PROGRAM
Giordani Caro mio ben
Salvator Rosa . . . Vado ben spesso
RONALD FINDLAY (Boston)
Haydn Variations in F minor
CECILY RICHARDSON (Blythe Dale, Bermuda)
Beethoven First movement of the Violoncello Sonata
in F major, op. 17
CORINNE SUTHERLAND (North Attleboro)
. OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Brahms Intermezzo in Eb major
( Schlaf’sanft , mein Kind’ 1}
ELIZABETH WEEMS (Shubuta, Miss.)
Bach Air for Violin
Chaminade-Kreisler . Serenade espagnole
ALFRED KISHKIS (South Boston)
Heller Etude no. 2 on Der Freischutz
FLORENCE TOWLE (Portland, Maine)
Bruch Adagio and Finale from the Violin Concerto
in G minor
MARGARET CLARK (Worcester)
Chopin Scherzo in B minor
HENRY CLAY (Brownsville, Texas)
Steinway Pianoforte
ANNUAL
“POPS”
CONCERT
(§igma <ijilpha lota
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
MONDAY EVENING, MAY THE SIXTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE
8 :jo until i
Program
FINNISH
SYLVIA ENGSTROM
ORIENTAL
Vocal Solo: ALICE RITCH
Dance: DOROTHY EASTMAN
Vere Melone, Frances Massey, Burdette Couts
Eleanor Packard
(National Folk-Songs used)
DUTCH
RUBY GUNTHER
ITALIAN
(a ) NAOMI TROMBLEY FAITH DONOVAN
ELEANOR PACKARD
( b ) “Carnival of Venice”
BERNADETTE and JEANNETTE GIGUfiRE
Program
V. SOUTHERN
ALICE RITCH and LILLIAN PERRON
vi. CZECHO-SLAVAKIAN
Soloists: DOROTHY WELDAY
RUBY GUNTHER
Dorothy Dummer, Doris Peterson
(National Folk-Songs used)
CHINESE
RUTH COLLINS
Stage Settings, Ippocrates Pappoutsakis
(Chaperones
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Mrs. Blanche Sawyer
Mrs. Charles Glaster
Mrs. Adeline Ferguson
New England Conservatory of Music
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
Tuesday Evening, May 7, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
SONG RECITAL
by
MAURINE PALMER, Contralto
(Mrs. David Blair McClosky)
(Class of 1929, Collegiate )
Elsie Wild ScHRiFTGiESSER, Pianoforte Accompanist
PROGRAM
Stradella .... Pieta, Signore
Sarri Sen corre l’agnelletta
Chausson . . . . Le temps des Lilas
Fourdrain .... Alger! Le soir
Poldowski .... L’heure exquise
Masse Chanson du Tigre, from Paul et Virginie
Brahms Sapphische Ode
Hugo Wolf . . . Der Freund
Brahms Der Tod, das ist die kiihle Nacht
Hugo Wolf . . . Er ist’s
Ballantine . . . My Star
Carpenter .... The sleep that flits on babys’ eyes
Carew Sunday
Clokey When Mother sings
Chadwick .... Sweetheart, thy lips are touched with flame
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, May 9, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Thursday Recital
PR O G RAM
Bach Prelude and Fugue in G minor
KITTY WOODS (Harrisville, W. Va.)
Schumann .... Des Abends
MARTHA GOSS (York Village, Maine)
Gounod Aria from Cinq^mars: O splendida notte
Felicien David . . Aria from La Perle du Bresil:
Charmant oiseau
ESTHER SANDS (Port Chester, N. Y.)
Chopin Prelude in Db major, op. 28, no. 15
Palmgren .... May night
DOROTHY EASTMAN (San Diego, Calif.)
Debussy Prelude
BURDETTE COUTS (Bucyrus, Ohio)
James Rogers . . . Autumn
Woodman .... All the world’s in love
DOROTHY WELDAY (Steubenville, Ohio)
Debussy Valse, La plus que lente
MARTHA OWEN (Youngstown, Ohio)
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
JORDAN HALL
Friday Evening, May io, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
by
ADVANCED STUDENTS
PR 0 G RA M
Bach Prelude in C minor, for the Organ
RUTH K. BLECKER (Lebanon, Penn.)
Cesar Franck . . La procession
Moret Joli berger
Besly Time, you old gypsy man
DOROTHY DUMMER (Rockport)
Debussy . .
MacMillen
Hubay
DE SEVERAC .
. . La terrasse des audiences au clair de lune
LAURA SHIELDS (St. Johnsbury, Vt.)
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for Violin
Barcarolle
Hejre Kati
EDITH STEVENS (Beverly)
. . Les baigneuses au soleil
MILDRED KING (Nashville, Tenn.)
Schubert .... Du bist die Ruh’
Brahms Erinnerung
Hugo Wolf . . . Verborgenheit
GEORGE GARLAND (Exeter, N. H.)
Elizabeth Schulz . Fete mauresque
ELIZABETH SCHULZ (Dorchester)
Cesar Franck . . Chorale in B minor, for the Organ
MARJORIE JOHNSTON (Mittineague)
Chopin Fantasie in F minor
AMELIA LA VINO (Cambridge)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
Horatio
Brahms
Spohr
Debussy
Dvorak
Debussy
Ibert .
RECITAL HALL
rday Afternoon, May ii, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
PROGRAM
Parker . First and second movements of the Suite
in A minor for Pianoforte,
Violin, and Violoncello
RAY GORDON (Boston)
CAROLINE PAUL (Port Royal, S. C.)
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
Rhapsody in G minor
EVA GARR (Winthrop)
First movement of the Eighth Violin Concerto
( Gesangsscena )
LOUIS PERULLO (Revere)
Clair de lune
CONSTANCE CARLEZON (Boston)
First and second movements of the
String Quartet in F major, op. 96
I. FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
DORIS COWAN (South Hadley Falls)
JAMES ULMER (Los Angeles, Calif.)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
II. JENNIE CANT (Roxbury)
DORIS COWAN (South Hadley Falls)
JAMES ULMER (Los Angeles, Calif.)
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
The little shepherd
The giddy girl
NEONA TOWNE (Dover-Foxcroft, Maine)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Tuesday Afternoon, May 14, at 2:00 p. m.
CONCERT
By
CANDIDATES FOR THE SOLOISTS’ DIPLOMA
AND
ADVANCED STUDENTS
Accompanied by
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
PR O G R A M
Paderewski . . . First movement of the Concerto in A minor
for Pianoforte and Orchestra
ISABEL G. CROCKFORD (Petersburg, Va.)
Grieg Second and third movements of the Concerto
in A minor for Pianoforte and Orchestra
DONALD Van WART (Malden)
Louis Aubert . . . Fantaisie, for Pianoforte and Orchestra
MIRIAM L. WILLOUGHBY (Altoona, Penn.)
Rimsky-Korsakov . Concerto in Cjj minor for Pianoforte and
Orchestra
ELEANOR PACKARD (West Somerville)
Puccini Aria from La Boheme: Mi chiamano Mimi
RUTH LAHAN (Fall River)
Saint-Saens . . . Africa. Fantaisie for Pianoforte and Orchestra
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
Rachmaninov . . Second movement of the Concerto
in Fjf minor for Pianoforte and Orchestra
AMELIA LAVINO (Cambridge)
Liszt Concerto in Eb major for Pianoforte and
Orchestra
IRVING D. BARTLEY (Canaan, N. Y.)
The Pianoforte is a Mason & Hamlin
New England Conservatory of Music
GEORGE W. BROWN HALL
Tuesday evening, May 14, 1929, at 8:15
VIOLIN RECITAL
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MARGARET CLARK
Class of 1925
assisted by
RUTH CULBERTSON, Pianist
Class of 1926
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TR OGRAM
Brahms Sonata in D minor, op. 108
Allegro
Adagio
Un poco presto e con sentimento
Presto agitato
Bruch Concerto in G minor, op. 26
II. Adagio
III. Allegro energico
Bach-Kreisler . . Gavotte in E major
Bach Arioso
Sarasate .... Romanza andaluza
de Falla .... Jota
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
BROWN HALL
Wednesday Evening, May 15, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
by the
FELDMAN STRING QUARTET
MORRIS FELDMAN . . First violin
CYRIL SAUNDERS . . Second violin
ROBERT MACDONALD . Viola
JOSEF SUTER .... Violoncello
PROGRAM
Beethoven .... Quartet in A major, op. 18, no. 5
Allegro
Menuetto
Andante cantabile
Allegro
Darius Milhaud . Quatuor a cordes
Rvthmique
Intime, contenu
Vif, tres rythme
Haydn Quartet in D major, op. 64, no. 5
Allegro moderato
Adagio cantabile
Menuetto (allegretto)
Finale (vivace)
New England’ Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
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Thursday Afternoon, May 16, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Students’ Recital
PROGRAM
Mozart ..... Minuet and Rondo alia turca, from the
Pianoforte Sonata in A major
REA BUCKLEY (Owosso, Mich.)
Nardini Allegro moderato, for violin
JAMES H. ULMER (Los Angeles, Calif.)
MacDowell . . .To the sea
Starlight
In mid-ocean
MADELIENE BROOKS (Johnston, R. I.)
Mozart Duet from Don Giovanni:
La ci darem la mano
ESTHER SANDS (Port Chester, N. Y.)
JOHN SHELDON (Bath, Maine)
Debussy . . . . . La danse de Puck
EVELYN LINCOLN (Brockton)
Poenitz Fantasie for two harps
ARTISS de VOLT (Boston)
PRISCILLA SMITH (Melrose Highlands)
Liszt Les jeux a la Villa d’Este
ELLINOR CARTER (Portland, Maine)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, May 18, 1929, at 1:05
Saturday Recital
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PROGRAM
Brahms First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in B major, op. 8
EDNA NITKIN (Chelsea)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Bach Prelude in Eb minor
DOROTHEA GARLAND (Gloucester)
Brahms Capriccio in F$ minor
ISOBEL KYNOCH (Williamstown, Vt.)
Chopin Polonaise for Violoncello and Pianoforte, op. 3
(edited by J. Adamowski)
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
FAITH DONOVAN
Chopin Mazurka in A minor, op. 17, no. 4
Mazurka in Bb minor, op. 7, no. 1
EDNA NITKIN
Boellmann .... Variations symphoniques, for Violoncello
EDWIN STUNTZNER (Attleboro)
Henschel .... The spinning wheel
Bemberg II passa
EVELYN LAMOREY (Barre, Vt.)
Hoffman .... Cavatine, for Clarinet
HELEN KERR (Elizabeth, N. J.)
Mendelssohn . . . Scherzo of the Pianoforte Trio in D minor,
op. 49
LOIS LUTHER (Brazil, Ind.)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
BROWN HALL
Tuesday Evening, May 21, 1929, at 8:15
RECITAL
of Compositions for Two Violins
h
IONE COY and CECILE FOREST
Accompanied by
MADELINE MEREDITH, Pianist
‘ PROGRAM
C. Ph. E. Bach . . Sonate
Allegretto amabile
Andantino semplice ed espressivo
Allegro con brio
Eugene Goossens
. Trio, op. 6
Impromptu
Serenade
Divertissement
Florent Schmitt . Traversee heureuse
Scintillement
Paul Juon . . . . Idylle
Douleur
Bizarrerie
Vivaldi-Nachez . Concerto in A minor
Allegro
Larghetto
Allegro
The Pianoforte is a Steinway
New Eng
land Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, May 23, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Students’ Recital
Bach . . .
‘ PROGRAM
. . Prelude and Fugue in F minor
BARBARA WHITMAN (Bangor, Maine)
Chopin *. .
. . Nocturne in Bb minor, op. 9, no. 1
EUNICE McCORMICK (Newport, R. I.)
Secchi . . .
Wagner . .
. . . Lungi dal caro bene
. . Traume
DORIS E. PETERSON (Lunenburg)
Chaminade
. . . Autumn
MADELEINE GUAY (Swampscott)
Cesar Cui .
. . . Orientale
HELENA DRAKE (Houlton, Maine)
Chopin . .
. . . Impromptu in Fff major
WAI HING LEI (Canton, China)
Meyerbeer .
Griffes . . .
. . . Aria from Les Huguenots: Lieti, Signor
. . We’ll to the woods and gather may
AZALEA GARLAND (Bridgton, Maine) »
Leschetizky
. . . Intermezzo in octaves
EDWARD HENNEBERRY (Manchester)
Steinway Pianoforte
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New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Friday Evening, May 24, 1929, at 8:15
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
by
LAURA GERTRUDE SHIELDS
Class of 1 928
PROGRAM
Bach Prelude and Fugue in Bb major
Beethoven .... First movement of the Pianoforte Sonata, op. 54
Chopin Berceuse
Scherzo in E major
Griffes Lake at evening
Juon Intermezzo grotesque
Arensky Etude in Fjf major
Newsom Fairy Legends
The Dusk Fairies
The Dream Fairies
Debussy La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune
Liszt Ballade no. 2
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
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New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Saturday, May 25, 1929, at 12 o’clock
DEMONSTRATION
of the work of the
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
under the direction of
SENIOR STUDENTS IN PUBLIC-SCHOOL MUSIC
( Class of IQ2Q )
FRANCIS FINDLAY, Supervisor
PROGRAM
VIOLIN CLASSES
Class 1 A
Herfurth . . . . In a Garden
Italian Santa Lucia
CATHERINE FERGUSON, Instructor. ANNA CZURLES, Accompanist
Class I B
Position and Bow Drills
Foster Old Black Joe
MARTHA BIRCHBY, Instructor. MERTON RYLANDER, Accompanist
Class I C
Herfurth .... Waltz
French Song . . . The Clown
MARION KENNEDY, Instructor. LYDIA TOLANDER, Accompanist
Class 2
Spilman Flow Gently, Sweet Afton
Old Melody
Carey America
ELEANOR WALLACE, Instructor. CHRISTINE WILSON, Accompanist
Class 3
Gluck Musette
Tchaikovsky . . . Morning Prayer
Schumann .... Hunter’s Song
HAROLD DODGE, Instructor
Bohm Introduction and Polonaise
Violin Solo: EDWARD MEEK. RUTH GROSS, Accompanist
FOLK DANCING AND RHYTHM CLASSES
Class. A B
Rhythm Drill
Old English . . . Ring a Ring o’ Roses
The Holiday, The Mulberry Bush
LUCILLE WILLIAMS, Instructor. ELINOR SCRIBNER, Accompanist
Class CD
Rhythm Drill
Lithuanian . . . Noriu Miego
Swedish Carrousel
Danish Shoemaker’s Dance
ANNA CZURLES, Instructor. MARGARET TENNANT, Accompanist
Class E
Rhythm Drill
Beethoven .... Minuet in G
MERTON RYLANDER, Instructor
Class F
Rhythm Drill
Gaul Windflower
LYDIA TOLANDER, Instructor
Class G
Rhythm Drill
German melody . The Pine Tree
MARTHA BIRCHBY, Instructor
Class EFG
Swedish Gustave’s Toast
Swedish Tantoli
Norwegian . . . Mountain March
LYDIA TOLANDER, Instructor. MARY LONG, Accompanist
RHYTHM ORCHESTRAS
Class i
Anonymous . . . The Dancing Lesson
Anonymous .... Jump Jim Crow
ELIZABETH PRINCE, Instructor. MAURICE MINARD, Accompanist
Class 2
Smith Jackey Frost
German tune . . Point Lightly, Partner
ANNA CZURLES, Instructor. MARY LONG, Accompanist
BUGLE CLASS
( Calls to be announced )
MAURICE MINARD, Instructor
Zeller Nightingale Song
Trumpet Solo: EDWARD MEEK. RUTH GROSS, Accompanist
SINGING CLASSES
Class A A
Anonymous .... Shoemaker Song
Birge Fido and his Master
Bartholomew . . Whip-poor-will
Swinging down the Lane ( Orchestra )
RUTH GROSS, Instructor. LUCILLE WILLIAMS, Accompanist
Class AB
Weidig Little White Mouse
Terhune .... I had a little Doggie
Collin Before and After Dark
ELINOR SCRIBNER, Instructor. LUCILLE WILLIAMS, Accompanist
Class C
Baum . . ... Fairy Signals
Allen Marching
Earhart .... The Meadowlark
ELIZABETH PRINCE, Instructor. ASSUNTA De FAZIO, Accompanist
Class D
Welsh song . . . All through the Night
French song . . . Before the Roses Come
Wendt Spring’s coming
ASSUNTA De FAZIO, Instructor. ELIZABETH PRINCE, Accompanist
Class E
Baldwin Winter Night
MARION KENNEDY, Instructor
Class EF
Beethoven .... Autumn Dreams
Sprague Lullaby
MARION KENNEDY, Instructor. LYDIA TOLANDER, Accompanist
Class F
Russian song . . . The Messenger
Lally Spring Signals
LYDIA TOLANDER, Instructor. MERTON RYLANDER, Accompanist
Class G
Sullivan Lullaby of an Infant Chief
Russian song . . . The Troika Bells
Scottish song . . . Skye Boat Song
MARGARET TENNANT, Instructor. ELEANOR WALLACE, Accompanist
ALL SINGING CLASSES UNITED
MAURICE MINARD, Conductor. MARION KENNEDY, Accompanist
Ward
America the Beautiful ( first stanza)
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, May 25, 1929, at 1:05
Mendelssohn
Saturday Recital
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PROGRAM
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in D minor, op. 49
KATHERINE VOORHEES (Needham)
MALCOLM KNOTT (Springfield)
FAITH DONOVAN (Bangor, Maine)
Schumann .
. . . Novellette in F major
LAWRENCE GREENE (Boston)
Horsman
. . . In the yellow dusk
The bird of the wilderness
NADYNE ROBERTS WATERS (Wyoming, Ohio)
Liszt . . .
. . . Gnomenreigen
HENRY CLAY (Brownsville, Texas)
J. S. Bach
. . . First movement of the Violin Concerto
in E major
CARLYLE NELSON (Visalia, Calif.)
Debussy . .
. . . General Lavine ( eccentric )
VIENNA KANGAS (Newport, R. I.)
Mendelssohn
. . . Scherzo from the Pianoforte Trio in C minor,
op. 66
EDWARD O’HEARNE (Quincy)
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
FAITH DONOVAN
Saint-Saens
. . . Toccata in F major
ADELLE CALLENDER (Boston)
Rubinstein .
.' . . Finale of the Pianoforte Trio in Bb major,
op. 52
WILLA SEMPLE (East Florenceville, Canada)
HARRY DICKSON
OLIVE WILBUR (Lansing, Mich.)
The Piano forte is a Steinwav
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Monday Evening, May 27, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
CONCERT OF
ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS
by
Members of Kappa Gamma Psi Fraternity
PROGRAM
Vincent Morgan . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor
MALCOLM MARK
ALEXANDER MARK
VINCENT MORGAN
Francis Smith . . . Lullaby
Minuet for Violin and Piano
Nocturne
Alexander Mark . Two Sketches for String Quartet
(a) Celtic Miniature
(b) Poeme
MALCOLM MARK
DELWIN SHAW
GEORGE HUMPHREY
ALEXANDER MARK
Edward O’Hearne . Four Songs
( a ) Nocturne in a deserted brickyard
(Carl Sandburg)
( b ) Silver
ALICE ritch
(r) Song (Richard LeGallienne)
( d ) Irish Lullaby (Edward O’Hearne)
FRED STONE
Suite for Flute
(a) Dance
( b ) Mood
(c) Waltz
JAMES PAPPOUTSAKIS
Earl Clay .... Quartet for four Trumpets
CHARLES PERRY
BOWER MURPHY
CLEMENT SCHULER
EARL CLAY
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Afternoon, June i, 1929, at 1:05 o’clock
Students’ ^cital
J.S. Bach .
PROGRAM
. . . Prelude and Fugue in F minor
LEAH LAPPIN (Dorchester)
Franz . . .
R. Strauss .
. . . Gute Nacht
. . . Zueignung
MARGARET HOGAN (Worcester)
J. S. Bach
. . . Bourree in E major
STANLEY BENTLEY (Milton)
Wihtol . .
. . . Berceuse
MONA GREENE (Harrison, Maine)
Lili Boulanger . . Nocturne, for Violin
MAUDE SISSON (Charleston, S. C.)
J. S. Bach
. . . Prelude in F# major
ALICE McKEOWN (Hubbard Woods, 111.)
Chopin . .
. . . Polonaise in C minor
PRISCILLA DUNCAN (Portsmouth, N. H.)
Mendelssohn
. . . First movement of the Pianoforte Trio
in C minor, op. 66
ISOBEL KYNOCH (Williamstown, Vt.)
CECILIA PAYESKA (Winchester, N. H.)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, Director
3ftt itemortam
HENRY MORTON DUNHAM
A Member of the Faculty
1876-1929
JORDAN HALL
Monday Evening, June 3, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
Bach
Dvorak
Dunham .
Dunham
Order of Exercises
x
. . . . Chorale-prelude for the organ:
An Wasserfliissen Babylon
HOMER HUMPHREY
Two movements of the Quartet in F major,
op. 96, for two violins, viola, and violoncello.
I. Allegro
CfiCILE E. FOREST
IONE COY
MARGARET H. CLARK
HARRIET CURTIS
II. Lento
IONE COY
CECILE E. FOREST
MARGARET H. CLARK
HARRIET CURTIS
. , . . In Memoriam, for the organ
HAROLD SCHWAB
Address by G. W. Chadwick, T)irefior
Sonata in G minor, for the organ
Allegro moderato
Adagio
Allegro molto
WALLACE GOODRICH
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Tuesday Afternoon, June 4, 1929, at 4:00 o’clock
RECITAL
By
PUPILS OF THE
‘ Vocal Normal Department
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PROGRAM
Del Riego .... Homing
ETHEL WATSON
Treharne .... Corals
ZELLA MORRIS
Donaudy . . . . O del mio amato ben
RUTH STRICKLAND
Scott Lullaby
BERTHA B. TRUSSELL
Chadwick .... Dear love, when in thine arms I lie
THELMA CHRISTENSEN
Reichardt . . . Wenn die Rosen bliihen
ANNE FISHMAN
Brahms Cradle song
ELANOR DI PIETRO
Wood Do you know my garden ?
LAURA SCHRAGO
Tosti Donna, vorrei morir
EVELYN SCHLAFER
Friml At twilight
OLLY DI NAPOLI
Huhn Invictus
SAMUEL LEVIN
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Tuesday Evening, June 4, 1929, at 8:15
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
RECITAL OF VIOLIN MUSIC
by
PUPILS OF RUTH E. AUSTEN
%
PROGRAM
Dancla Little Symphony, op. 109, no. 2, for two Violins
MELVIN THORNER and HERBERT SIMS
Folk-Songs .... Song of Spring
Loch Lomond
JAMES CONLIN
Gruenberg .... March
ANNA SILVERSTEIN
Methfessel . . . Joy of Youth
Roeckel Mama’s Favorite Tune
FRANCIS SHEA
Beriot Melody
Hartel Jolly Uncle
MARIAN CAMPANA
Bloch Lullaby
ELIZABETH ELLS
Rosas Over the Waves Waltz
DORIS MILEY
Koschat Forsaken
Hartel Austrian Folk Song
HELENE GARDNER
Dancla Theme and Variations
ANNA CHOPEK
Sitt Concerto in A minor
First movement
WALTER ROBAK
Second and third movements
MARION SIMON
Beethoven Minuet
Rimsky-Korsakow — Kreisler . Hindoo Chant
ALICE SMITH
Bach-Sitt .... Sarabande
Mozart Minuet from String Quartet XVII.
EDITH LUFTMAN
KATHLEEN KIERNAN
RUTH AUSTEN
OLIVE WILBUR
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Thursday Afternoon, June 6, 1929, at 4:05 o’clock
Students’ 5^ecital
Schumann
PROGRAM
. . . . Scherzino from Faschingsschwank
BLANCHE GARNER (Bethany, Okla.)
Brahms-Grainger . Lullaby
ANNIE ACKER (Mobile, Ala.)
Godard .
. . . . Adagio pathetique, for Violin
STELLA GORSE (Simsbury, Conn.)
Scriabin .
. . . . Nocturne for the left hand alone
JOHN S. RICHARDSON (Lexington, Ky.)
Brahms
. . . . Capriccio
HELEN WINEBRIGHT (Montrose, Colo.)
Samuel Gaines . . My flower of life
Vaughn de Leath . Wild geese
THELMA HUGHES (West Chester, Pa.)
JuON . .
. . . . Intermezzo grotesque
OLIVE APPLETON, (Brockton)
Weber
. . . . Perpetual Motion
DOROTHY MEEK (Wellesley)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
BROWN HALL
Friday Afternoon, June 7, 1929, at 4:00 o’clock
INFORMAL RECITAL
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ADVANCED STUDENTS
I
PROGRAM
Albert Stoessel . Suite antique, for two violins and pianoforte
Tempo di Bourree
Aria
Rigaudon
Gigue
CfiCILE FOREST (Fall River)
IONE COY (Cleveland, Ohio)
MADELINE MEREDITH (Brookline)
Mozart .
Chopin
Schumann
. Aria from II Flauto Magico: Ah! lo so
Alleluia
MAE TAYLOR (Sidney Mines, N. S.)
. Nocturne in Cjf minor
. Kreisleriana, no. 3
ELEANOR PACKARD (Somerville)
Beethoven .... First movement of the Quartet in F major,
op. 59, no. 1, for two violins, viola, and
violoncello
FLORENCE LEACH (Wauregan, Conn.)
JENNIE CANT (Roxbury)
JAMES ULMER (Los Angeles)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
Scriabin
Tartini
Chopin
Veracini
Chopin
Grieg .
RECITAL HALL
V*
Saturday, June 8, 1929, at 1:05 o’clock
Saturday Recital
PROGRAM
Study in CjJ minor
JEANETTE BLAKE (Jamaica Plain)
Sonata in G minor, for Violin
E. RUTH ANDERSON (Quincy Shores)
Nocturne in Bb minor, op. 9, no. 1
ALFRED AIELLO (Somerville)
. . . . A Pastoral
DOROTHY BEARDSLEY (Pittsfield)
Nocturne in F minor, op. 15, no. 1
MIRIAM ATLAS (Winthrop)
First movement of the Sonata in A minor,
op. 36, for Pianoforte and Violoncello
ISOBEL KYNOCH (Williamstown, Vt.)
VIOLET HIRSH (Brighton)
Steinway Pianoforte
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Friday Evening, June 14, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
PIANOFORTE RECITAL
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PUPILS OF MARY AMROCK
Chadwick . .
Schumann . .
Gluck (1774) .
Mouret (1742)
PRO GRAM
Ye Robin
Soldier’s March
HARVEY CARMAN
Minuet
Bourree
LILLIAN ARONOFF
Arranged by Henry Goodrich
Haydn Allegretto
Beethoven .
Old French
Haydn
Rogers
Heller
Schumann
Beethoven
Handel
Bach . .
Schubert
Poldini
Mozart .
Beethoven
Heller . .
Prokofiev .
Mendelssohn
Beethoven .
ScHARWENKA
Mozart . .
Paderewski
Chopin . .
Allegro
FLOSSIE GOLDSTEIN
Romanza (Allegretto)
Gavotte and Musette
PHYLISS SHAPIRO
Rondo in G
Valse Glissando
SUMNER KATZE
Curious Story
Knight Rupert
HELEN STENBERG
Fur Elise
HELEN CARRIS
Gavotte in B flat
LILLIAN POLCARI
Solfeggietto
Moment musical, no. 3
RITA HERLIHY
Poupee valsante
KATHLEEN KIERNAN
Turkish March from the Sonata in A major
TERESA TERENZIO
From the Sonata in G major:
Allegro ma non troppo
MARGARET MURPHY
Warrior song
Gavotte
JOSEPH WEISBERG
Spring Song
ELSA SCHONARTH
Bagatelle, no. 1
Polish Dance, no. 1
EDNA SHAPIRO
Allegro from the Sonata in G major
Minuet, no. 1
MARTHA GARBER
Polonaise in A major
MELVIN SHAPIRO
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
G. W. Chadwick, T)irector
CONCERT
by
The Conservatory Orchestra
WALLACE GOODRICH, Conductor
IN HONOR OF THE VISITING DELEGATES TO
THE BIENNIAL CONVENTION OF
THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS
JORDAN HALL
Friday Afternoon, June 14, 1929, at 3:30 o’clock
PROGRAM
Edward MacDowell . In a Haunted Forest — from the Suite
in A minor, op. 42, for orchestra
Arthur Foote .... One of Four Character Pieces after the
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
A Book of Verses underneath the Bough,
A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread — and Thou
Beside me singing in the Wilderness —
Oh, Wilderness were Paradise enow !
Ernest Schelling . . . A Victory Ball. Fantasy for orchestra,
* after the poem by Alfred Noyes
A vision of troops marching on irresistibly, inexorably —
Nothing stops them — not those who fall by the way —
Not those whose fate is written in fiery stormy skies.
On they march to victory or disaster — in either case
desolation — suffering — death.
Horatio Parker
. . Aria from Hora Novissima:
O bona patria
OLIVE MACY APPLETON
G. W. Chadwick . . . Overture, Rip van Winkle
In commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of its first
performance at the Royal Conservatory of Music at
Leipzig, June 20, 1879.
conducted by the composer
Mary Howe Poema for orchestra (MSS.)
F. S. Converse .... Fantasie for pianoforte and orchestra
(MSS.)
LUCILLE MONAGHAN
John Alden Carpenter Two movements from the Suite:
Adventures in a Perambulator
III. The Hurdy-gurdy
Then suddenly there is something else. I think it is a sound.
We approach it. My ear is tickled to excess. I find that the
absorbing noise comes from a box — something like my music
box, only much larger, and on wheels. A dark man is turning the
music out of the box with a handle, just as I do with mine. A
dark lady, richly dressed, turns when the man gets tired. They
both smile. I smile too, with restraint, for music is the most in-
sidious form of noise. And such music ! So gay ! I tug at the
strap over my stomach. I have a wild thought of dancing with
my nurse and my perambulator — all three of us together. Sud-
denly, at the climax of our excitement, I feel the approach of a
phenomenon that I remember. It is the Policeman. He has
stopped the music. He has frightened away the dark man and
the lady with their music box. He seeks the admiration of my
Nurse for his act. He walks away, his buttons shine, but far off
I hear again the forbidden music. Delightful forbidden Music !
V. Dogs
We pass on. Probably there is nothing more in the World. If
there is, it is superfluous — There IS. It is Dogs! We come
upon them without warning. Not one of them — all of them. First,
one by one ; then in pairs ; then in societies. Little dogs, with
sisters ; big dogs, with aged parents. Kind dogs, brigand dogs,
sad dogs and gay. They laugh, they fight, they flirt, they run.
And at last, in order to hold my interest, the very littlest brigand
starts a game of “ Follow the Leader,” followed by all the others.
It is tremendous !
Edgar Stillman Kelley At the Wedding of Aladdin and the
Princess, from the Chinese Suite,
Aladdin, op. io
Within the heart of old San Francisco, existed, previous to the
fire of 1906, an inner city known as Chinatown — a fragment of
Asia which with its brilliant costumes, mural decorations and
bizarre architecture contrasted sharply with the neighboring
structures of the Americans. The quaint music heard in the
1 theatre, temples and tearooms suggested the possibility of giving
a distinct local color to an orchestral version of the Aladdin story,
and the thematic material was accordingly gathered by the com-
poser from the Chinese sources with this end in view.
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
The Conservatory Orchestra
First Violins
Cecile E. Forest,
Concertmaster
Naomi E. Trombley
Basil Prangoulis
Thoralf B. Johnson
Silvio J. Martone
Florence Leach
Doris Cowan
Harry Dickson
Delwin M. Shaw
Pierino Di Blasio
Malcolm Mark
Malcolm H. Knott
Roland Heald
Edith M. Stevens
Gabrielle S. Diehl
Francis B. Smith
Kenneth Kirkness
Second Violins
Cyril J. Saunders
Isabel MacDonald
Maude Sisson
Anna A. Siegel
Jennie M. Cant
Edward D. Gerry
Cecilia Payeska
Clara Baker
, Caroline Paul
James Ulmer
Betty Fox
Alfred Kishkis
Paul Bauguss
Arthur L. Clark
Hernando Lopez
V IOLAS
George Humphrey
Frederick King
Vincent R. Bangs
Robert Cohen
Harry Krichevsky
Robert McDonald
I. Pappoutsakis
Robert A. MacDonald
Newman Goldschmidt
VlOLONCELLI
Alexander Mark
Violet Hirsh
Edwin Stuntzner
Olive M. Wilbur
Faith Donovan
Julianne Wuilleumier
G. Clyde MacDonald
Elinor Hodgson
Martha Ingalls
Contrabasses
Max O. Kunze,
Instructor
Minnie A. Wass
Betty Hawthorne
Edna Hayes
Eugene Del Papa
Stanley Hassell
Flutes
George P. Madsen
Ralph E. Johnson
Wilbur L. Schramm
also Piccolo •
J. Pappoutsakis
also Piccolo
Oboes
Cldment Lenom,
Instructor
Otto Dietrich
Mary J. McRae
Mary L. Moore
English Horn
Mary L. Moore
Clarinets
Dorothy Pike
Bryant A. Minot
Albert L. Kizes
Helen Kerr
Bass Clarinet
Albert L. Kizes
Bassoons
Boaz Piller, Instructor
Henri Piller
Lloyd Mills
CONTRABASSOON
Boaz Piller
Horns
George Boettcher,
Instructor
John B. Dolan
Marcel Lannoye
David A. Marshall
Leslie D. Rupert
Ralph W. Russell
Louis D. Meyers
Trumpets
Earl V. Clay
Bower M. Murphy
Clement Schuler
LeRoy Anderson
Trombones
Joseph Orosz
Jack P. Barres
Louis Counihan
Minot Smith
Tuba
Stanley Hassell
Harps
Artiss de Volt
Priscilla Smith
Celesta
Lucille Monoghan
Tympani
Salvatore Perrone
Percussion
Joseph Bloom
Walter Howe
Julian Friedman
Irving Webster
Librarian, Stanley Hassell
N EW E
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RECITAL HALL
Wednesday Afternoon, June 19, 1929, AT 4;O0 O>clock
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
• Program by "Pupils of
ALEENE E. GROSSART
"PROGRAM
Schumann . .
. The Merry Peasant
Slumber Song
RUTH berow
SCHARWENKA . .
. Polish Dance
flora galassi
Beethoven . . .
. Minuet in G
ELEANOR ZALESTKAS
Dennee ....
. Chase of the Butterflies
GERTRUDE O'MALLEY
Krogman . . .
. Primrose Dance
LAURA DuBRUIEL
Turner ....
. Serenata
HELEN BURIN
Schumann . . .
. Traumeri
Strauss ....
. Blue Danube
IRENE RICHMOND
Ellemereich . .
. Spinning Song
MAE KAHN
Schumann • . . .
. Soldier’s March
Rogers ....
. Ring around a Rosy
ANNA FRANKS
Kirschner . . .
. Consolation
RUTH EPSTEIN
Beethoven . . .
. Minuet in G
BETTY EDWARDS
Heller ....
. Avalanche
CHARLES EDWARDS
Schuett ....
. Canzonetta
ESTHER EDWARDS
Scharwenka . .
. Barcarolle
MURIEL COHEN
Krogman . . .
. Robin’s Lullaby
SELMA FINKELSTEIN
Torjussen . . .
. To the rising sun
JESSIE BELLE HUNT
"Brown ....
. Pixie’s Good-Night Song
ELEANOR FINKELSTEIN
Durand ....
. Waltz
ALBA PALIUCCA
Rogers ....
. Waltz
DOROTHEA LEVENSON
Wollenhaupt .
. Etude
ELIZABETH KOSTERELON
Jonas
. Liebeslied
JENNIE LIND
Biederman . .
. Slumber Song
EDWARD GOODMAN
Rogers ....
. Swing Me Higher
DOROTHEA TEKLEY
Krentzlin . . .
. Turkish Rondo
ANNA CHESERONI
Steinway Pianoforte
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New England Conservatory of Music
JORDAN HALL
Thursday Evening, June 20, 1929, at 8:15
CONCERT
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
GRADUATING CLASS
Program
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Beethoven .... Trio for violin, viola and violoncello, op. 9,
no. 2
I. allegretto
IV. Rondo (allegro)
HARRY DICKSON (Dorchester)
GEORGE NORWOOD HUMPHREY (Mingo Junction, Ohio)
ALEXANDER MARK (Arlington)
Gluck Ariette from II Parnasso confuso
Mozart Alleluja
MARGARET HOGAN (Worcester)
Debussy Clair de lune
EDWARD NELSON O’HEARN (Quincy)
Karg-Elert . . . Ave Maria, for the organ
VERA MELONE (New Concord, Ohio)
Hubay Hejre Kati, for violin
PIERINO Di BLASIO (Somerville)
R. Strauss .... Allerseelen
Sjogren The Seraglio’s garden
Rachmaninov . . . All things depart
MARIAN ALICE WARFIELD
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody, no. 10
MILDRED LEVINSON (Roxbury)
Steinway Pianoforte
dfeVp England (conservatory of dMusic
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REFLECTIONS
(u To hold as ’ twere , a mirror up to nature!' )
BY
THE CLASS OF 1929
I
JORDAN HALL
FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRST
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE
at 2:00 p. m.
Overture, “ Pique Dame ”
von Suppe
PROLOGUE
Time: 1940. Place: Conservatory Reception Hall
Ida Claire Elinor Scribner
Ophelia Pulse Ruth Atkins
Vanilla E Claire James Ulmer
Chocolate E Claire Marion Kennedy
Normal Pulse Pierino Di Blasio
ACT I.
Scene I. REGISTRATION
Registrar Eleanor Abell
Assistant Registrar Anna Siegal
Cashier Priscilla White
Bursar George Humphrey
Dolly Carnation Dorothea Garland
Country Girl Evelyn Lincoln
Composer Harold Dodge
Commuter Dean Tabor
Flapper Mildred Levinson
Weary Waiters Ruth Lewis, Clara Baker, R. Perry
Gate Girls Ruth Gross, Ann Sacher
Solos by CLARA BAKER, ADELAIDE CROSS
Selections from u The Fortune Teller ” .... Victor Herbert
Scene II. EXAMINATION
Head Proctor Norman Strauss
Assistant Proctors Dean Tabor, Lydia Tolander
Messenger Harold Dodge
Students
ACT II.
PROPHECY
A. Anne and Toots .... Results of Harmony
ANNE SACHER, RUTH GROSS
B. A Study in Black and White
CAROLINE PAUL RUTH SIEGAL CLARA BAKER
HARRY DICKSON JAMES ULMER GEORGE HUMPHREY
ROLAND HEALD PIERINO Di BLASIO
Minuet, ADELAIDE CROSS, ANNE LEE COOLEY
C. Breath of Spain
DORIS PETERSON
D. La Poupee
MARIE BURKE
E. Echoes of Naples ....
Vocal Solos, Mrs. RAY GORDON, PEGGY HOGAN
Marimba Solo, SALVATORE PERRONE
Mandolin, Guitar Players, FRANK SCIMONE
IPPOCRATES PAPPOUTSAKIS
PIERINO Di BLASIO
Flute Player, JAMES PAPPOUTSAKIS
Dancers, KAY SMITH, DOROTHY BEARCE, EVELYN BORING
Chorus, DOROTHY BOND, ZELM A LARSSON, DOROTHY BEARDSLEY
LYDIA TOLANDER, ELEANOR WALLACE
RUSSELL LEE, FRANCES BAKER
ESTHER LAPIDUS, RUTH BLECKER
HELEN THOMPSON
F. Hills of Vermont ....
ALTA NICHOLSON
G. Kris Kross Kickers . . .
Kris Kross, ADELAIDE CROSS
Kickers, ANNE LEE COOLEY, VIRGINIA BLAKENEY
MARION KENNEDY, MILDRED LEVINSON
ELIZABETH PRINCE, HELEN WINEBRIGHT
H. Sweet Girl Graduates of the Conservatory
RUTH BLECKER, PEGGY HOGAN
DOROTHY BOND, MARIE BURKE
/. Finale: 1929 Ensemble
Class Song, MARION REYNOLDS
(Class Dag (Ennnmttrr
Elinor Scribner, Chairman
Adelaide Cross Ruth Atkins
Ruth Blecker Marion Reynolds
Harry Dickson
©rrijrstra
Harry Dickson, Conductor
Marion Reynolds, Accompanist
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Costumes by Wolff Fording & Co.
Period Gowns by Mrs. A. W. Keyton
Scenery by Ben Craig Scenic Co.
Lighting by R. T. Ayres
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Acknowledgments to
Clayton D. Gilbert, Norman Strauss, and Gilbert Byron
New England Conservatory of Music
RECITAL HALL
Saturday Evening, June 22, 1929, at 8:15 o’clock
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
RECITAL
BY PUPILS OF
BRYAN STURM
PR O G R A M
Merrill The Apple Tree Swing
MARJORIE PENNELL
Freeman Playing Tag
Putting Dolly to Sleep
MOLLIE MARGOLIS
Henry Goodrich . Song of the Brook
The Bagpipe
LORRAINE HANSON
Davies Hanging Gardens
LILLIAN SAFER
Krogman .... The Merry Bobolink
MARY KELLY
Hopekirk .... My Jolly Rag Doll
CATHERINE SORGI
Grant-Schaefer . Over the Waves
MARIE WATSON
Rogers Chinatown
HOWARD TURKANIS
Grieg Elfin Dance
ELIZABETH GREEN
Franke Sylphides Waltz
JAMES DENEHY
Wachs Nadia
MARJORIE SHEPHERD
Haydn Gipsy Rondo
ATHENE BURKE
Nevin Narcissus
MARTHA WAUGH
Mozart ..... Andante from Sonata in C major
ESTHER LEE
Dett Juba Dance
EVELYN EKSTROM
Grieg To Spring
IRENE DONAHUE
Haydn First movement, Sonata in D major
MILDRED STEWART
Chopin Prelude op. 28, no. 7
Prelude op. 28, no. 20
Grieg Nocturne op. 54, no. 4
MARIAN MacQUARRIE
Beethoven .... Country Dance
Grainger .... Country Gardens
ESTHER SLACK
Steinway Pianoforte
NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
EDWIN P. BROWN
PRESIDENT
GEORGE W. CHADWICK
DIRECTOR
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
1 929
JUNE THE TWENTY-FIFTH
JORDAN HALL
BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS
PROGRAMME
The accompaniments are played by the Conservatory Orchestra,
CONDUCTED BY THE DEAN OF THE FACULTY
Rheinberger
. . . First movement of the Sonata in Db major,
for the Organ
MARJORIE AMELIA JOHNSTON
Mittineague, Massachusetts
WlENIAWSKI
. . . First movement of the Concerto in D minor,
no. 2, for Violin and Orchestra
HARRY DICKSON
Dorchester, Massachusetts
Meyerbeer .
. . . Aria from Le Prophete: Ah, mon fils!
MAURINE PALMER
Boston, Massachusetts
Handel . .
. . . Andante and Allegro moderato from the Con-
certo in B minor for Viola and Orchestra
(arr. by Henri Casadesus)
GEORGE NORWOOD HUMPHREY
Mingo Junction, Ohio
Mozart . .
. . . First movement of the Concerto in C major
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(Kochel no. 467) for Pianoforte and Orchestra
LUCILLE MONAGHAN
Glens Falls, New York
VlEUXTEMPS
. . . Andante religioso from the Concerto in D minor,
no. 4, for Violin and Orchestra
NAOMI “TROMBLEY
Longmeadow, Massachusetts
PROGRAMME
(CONTINUED)
Mozart Aria from Le Nozze di Figaro:
Non so piu, cosa son, cosa faccio
ADELAIDE ESTELLA CROSS
Rockland, Maine
Paderewski . . . First movement of the Concerto in A minor,
for Pianoforte and Orchestra
LAURA GERTRUDE SHIELDS
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Mason & Hamlin Pianoforte
ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS BY
THE HONORABLE JOSEPH E. WARNER
ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARD OF ENDICOTT PRIZES IN COMPOSITION
ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARD OF MAJOR SCHOLARSHIPS
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1929-1930
CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN THE COLLEGIATE COURSE, AND
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS IN THE CONSERVATORY
COURSE, BY THE DIRECTOR
COLLEGIATE COURSE
Candidates for the Degree Bachelor of Music
THOMAS WALTER LANDER
With concentration in Organ
*MAURINE PALMER
With concentration in Voice
Candidates for the Degree Bachelor of School Music
Subject of Thesis :
HESTER McFAGUE
The Development of Music Contest Festivals
Subject of Thesis:
DEAN TABOR
Instrumental Problems in Public Schools
Subject of Thesis :
WEBSTER WHITNEY TILESTON
Instrumental School Music: Its Growth and Development
in the Public Schools of the United States
'With Honors
CONSERVATORY COURSE
Candidates for the Diploma
IN PIANOFORTE
TEACHERS' COURSE
ELEANOR GRACE ABELL
FRANCES LILLIAN BAKER
ADELLE CALLENDER
•MILDRED LURANA CLEMONS
HENRIETTA FRANCES COFFILL
ANN LEE COOLEY
HELENA MARY DRAKE
NORA AGNES GILL
MARTHA EVELYN MOULTON GOSS
EDWARD JAMES HENNEBERRY
VIENNA MARIE KANGAS
ISOBEL STOTT KYNOCH
ZELMA KRISTINA LARSSON
EVELYN SHIRLEY LINCOLN
CLELIA LUONGO
ALICE McKEOWN
GENEVIEVE MARIE MOGAVERO
VINCENT MORGAN
EDWARD NELSON O’HEARNE
VALENTINE P ALT AN A VI Cl A
FRANCES PLATT
JAMES TAYLOR
PRISCILLA JANE WHITE
PIANOFORTE COURSE
RUTH HELEN ATKINS
•VIRGINIA COLE BLAKENEY
M ADELIENE DELIGHT BROOKS
REA BUCKLEY
RUTH LOIS BUTLER
fHENRY CLAY
CAROLYN EUBANKS
LOUISE FRIEDMAN
DOROTHEA GARLAND
RAY LILLIAN GORDON
MARY ELIZABETH HUNTLEY
MILDRFD FIELD KING
CLARIBEL BABBETTE La MONTAGNE
•ESTHER MOLLY LAPIDUS
LEAH LAPPIN
♦AMELIA AGNES LAVINO
•RUSSELL WEBSTER LEE
WAI HING LEI
f||( MILDRED LEVINSON
RUTH MARGARET LEWIS
♦COLETTE LIONNE
♦♦tLOIS HELEN LUTHER
FRANCES MASSEY
ELIZABETH McGWIGAN
♦CHARLES EDWARD O’NEILL
GIOVANNI PADOVANO
♦MARION RUTH REYNOLDS
SISTER MARY ELOISE ROTH
MARIA TERESA SERRANO
IRVING SPIVACK
HELEN CRAFTS THOMPSON
CLAYTON ANDREW WILLIAMS
♦HELEN ELIZABETH WINEBRIGHT
IN THE ORGAN COURSE
RUTH KATHRYN BLECKER MARJORIE AMELIA JOHNSTON
MARION PRESCOTT FROST VERA MELONE
IN THE TEACHERS’ COURSE IN VOICE
DOROTHY ESTELL BEARDSLEY
DOROTHY WESTON BOND
♦ADELAIDE ESTELLA CROSS
AZALEA GLADYS GARLAND
fGERTRUDE ANNA HARVEY
MARGARET MARY HOGAN
LAURA ROMAYNE PERRY
DORIS EVELYN PETERSON
ANNA HELEN SACHER
♦ESTHER WILLSON SANDS
♦MARIAN ALICE WARFIELD
IN THE ORCHESTRAL COURSE
IN VIOLIN
CAROLINE JEANETTE PAUL
CECILIA MARY PAYESKA
ANNA RUTH SIEGEL
NAOMI TROMBLEY
JAMES HENRY ULMER
IN VIOLA
GEORGE NORWOOD HUMPHREY
IN TrMPANI and PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS
SALVATORE PERRONE
CLARA BAKER
PIERINO Di BLASIO
♦HARRY DICKSON
ROLAND ALMON HEALD
ISABEL RAMSEY MCDONALD
IN PUBLIC
MARTHA BIRCHBY BOYDEN
ANNA R. CZURLES
HAROLD CHESTER DODGE
ASSUNTA De FAZIO
CATHERINE FERGUSON
RUTH LOUISE GROSS
MARION KENNEDY
SCHOOL MUSIC
MARY MONICA LONG
ELIZABETH PRINCE
ELINOR SCRIBNER
LYDIA P. TOLANDER
ELEANOR EASTMAN WALLACE
LUCILLE GERALDINE WILLIAMS
CHRISTINA MARIE WILSON
POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS
CANDIDATES FOR THE SOLOISTS' DIPLOMA
IN PIANOFORTE
ELIZABETH TENNEY BATES (Class of 1926)
M* * W»DLA ^>I Y/M 'MVfr WhH f IT.lifW U .i(T 1 1 »„nf ,1 gft&fr
SYLVIA LANGMAN (Class of 1928)
LUCILLE MONAGHAN (Class of 1928)
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ELISABETH JOANNE SCHULZ (Class of 1926)
LAURA GERTRUDE SHIELDS (Class of 1928)
DONALD JAMES Van WART (Class of 1926)
MIRIAM LOUISE WILLOUGHBY (Class of 1928)
IN VOICE
RUTH EVELYN DAILEY LAHAN (Class of 1927)
CANDIDATE FOR THE DIPLOMA OF THE ADVANCED COURSE
IN ENSEMBLE-PLATING
VIOLET H. HIRSH (Class of 1928)
CANDIDATES FOR THE DIPLOMA OF THE PIANOFORTE COURSE
DOROTHY MAY EASTMAN (Class of 1928)
ELEANOR PACKARD ( Class of 1928)
CANDIDATE FOR THE DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC
**MAUR1CE UPHAM MIN ARD (Class of 1927)
**With Highest Honors
fWith Advanced Honors
* With Honors
SPECIAL HONORS
IN THEORT
RUTH MARGARET LEWIS
LOIS HELEN LUTHER
ESTHER WILLSON SANDS
IN MUSIC A L HISTORY
IN FINE ARTS
MILDRED LEVINSON
ESTHER WILLSON SANDS
HELEN ELIZABETH WINEBRIGHT
IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
HENRY CLAY
MILDRED FIELD KING
ESTHER MOLLY LAPIDUS
MILDRED LEVINSON
EDWARD NELSON O’HEARNE
IN ENSEMBLE-PLAYING
IN PIANOFORTE
JEANNETTE GIGUERE (Class of 19x5)
LUCILLE MONAGHAN
WINNER OF THE MASON AND HAMLIN PRIZE
IN MUSICAL APPRECIATION
CHARLES EDWARD O’NEILL
HENRY CLAY
IN VIOLONCELLO
FAITH DONOVAN
ALEXANDER MARK
LUCILLE MONAGHAN
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